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  Indian Railways News  / LINE BLOCK * PERMANENT AUGMENTATION OF TRAINS

06-12-2012
LINE BLOCK * PERMANENT AUGMENTATION OF TRAINS

LINE BLOCK

            Due to line block in connection with engineering work between Attipattu – Ennore in Mooremarket Complex (MMC) – Gudur section, following will be the pattern of train services o­n 8th, 9th and 16th December 2012.

Trains partially cancelled o­n 08.12.2012, 09.12.2012  and 16.12.2012:

1) T.No.42411 Mooremarket Complex (MMC) – Sulurpetta local scheduled to leave MMC at 09.55 hrs. and T.No.42406 Sulurpetta – MMC local scheduled to leave Sulurpetta at 09.45 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Ennore and Sulurpetta.

2) T.No.42013 Mooremarket Complex (MMC) – Gummidipoondi local scheduled to leave MMC at 09.22 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Ennore and Gummidipoondi.

3) T.No.42601 Chennai Beach – Gummidipoondi local scheduled to leave Chennai Beach at 09.35 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Ennore and Gummidipoondi.

4) T.No.42015 Mooremarket Complex (MMC) – Gummidipoondi local scheduled to leave MMC at 10.25 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Ennore and Gummidipoondi.

5) T.No.42018 Gummidipoondi - Mooremarket Complex (MMC) local scheduled to leave Gummidipoondi at 09.30 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Gummidipoondi and Ennore.

6) T.No.42020 Gummidipoondi - Mooremarket Complex (MMC) local scheduled to leave Gummidipoondi at 10.50 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Gummidipoondi and Ennore.

7) T.No.42022 Gummidipoondi - Mooremarket Complex (MMC) local scheduled to leave Gummidipoondi at 11.20 hrs. will be partially cancelled between Gummidipoondi and Ennore.

Train No.57240 Bitragunta – Chennai Central Passenger will be delayed around 50 minutes enroute.

PERMANENT AUGMENTATION OF TRAINS

            To clear heavy waiting list, the following trains will be permanently augmented by  One Sleeper Classwith immediate effect.

T.No.12898/12897 Bhubaneswar – Puducherry  - Bhubaneswar Weekly Expresses

T.No.18496/18495 Bhubaneswar – Rameswaram- Bhubaneswar Weekly Expresses

  Indian Railways News  / Mangalore: Newborn Boy Found Abandoned near Railway Track

Mangalore : A newborn boy was found near the railway track at Central railway station here on Friday December 7.The baby is said to have been abandoned by a passenger of the Mangalore-Nagercoil 4.45 am Parashuram Express.The incident came to light when a parcel delivery man heard the baby wail and spotted it near the track.The baby has been shifted to Lady Goschen hospital.Speaking to Daijiworld, Dr Ramesh Kavari who examined the infant said that the baby was born this morning. "It is a premature baby of 34 weeks, weighing 1.8 kg. The baby was brought to the hospital in a critical state by the railway police, but now its condition is stable," he said, adding that the baby was blue and cold when he was brought.He also revealed that there was a bruise on the baby's back near the spinal cord. The baby would be kept under observation for two weeks.Railway officials told Daijiworld that the baby was delivered in the railway toilet after which it fell on to the track. There is no clue as to its mother, and no one has contacted the railway officials to claim the baby.

  Indian Railways News  / यूपी में मालगाड़ी के 15 तेल टैंकरों में भीषण आग - लखनऊ-नेपालगंज रूट पर आवाजाही बिल्कुल ठप

बहराइच।
उत्तर प्रदेश के बहराइच में शुक्रवार को मालगाड़ी के 15 तेल टैंकर पटरी से उतर गए जिसके कारण बोगियों में भीषण आग लग गई।

प्राप्त जानकारी के अनुसार, दुर्घटना के कारण लखनऊ-नेपालगंज रूट पर आवाजाही बिल्कुल ठप हो गई है। प्रत्यक्षदर्शियों ने बताया है कि आग पर काबू पाने की कोशिश की जा रही है। लेकिन आग इतनी भीषण है कि इस पर काबू पाने में काफी मुश्किलें आ रही हैं।

  Indian Railways News  / Fire in goods train disrupts Lucknow-Howrah rail route

More than 16 bogies were gutted when a major fire broke out Friday on a goods train carrying petrol and headed for Gonda from here, officials said. The fire was noticed near the Jarwal railway station in Bahraich around 3 a.m. By the time the train was stopped, the fire had spread. The driver of the train attempted to put on emergency brakes as a result of which some bogies of the goods train overturned. Gusty winds stoked the fire further. More than a dozen fire tenders were rushed to the site to douse the blaze, said a police officer. Railway officials from the nearby Colonelganj railway station rushed to the site. Residents from nearby Newli Purva village also came to help. As a result of the incident, the schedule of more than 40 trains on the busy Lucknow-Howrah route has been disrupted. Two trains were cancelled, while seven trains have been diverted, said a railway official.

  Indian Railways News  / Newborn abandoned at Mangalore railway station

MANGALORE: A premature newborn baby boy was found abandoned near the railway track at Central railway station here on Friday. The railway staff at the station heard the baby's wail and detected it near the railway tracks after Parashuram Express left at 4.40 am. The baby was handed over to NICU staff at Lady Goschen at 5.5 am. The doctor attending the baby at the hospital said: Right now the baby is in a better position than when it was brought. The baby was blue and now the colour is returning and the heart rate is also stable. Fearing infection, the doctors have started giving her antibiotics. The baby weighs1.8 kgs and has sustained abrasion marks near the spine. Meanwhile, an eight-day-old girl baby which was found abandoned at Udupi on Wednesday was handed over to Spoorthidhama in Kediyoor. Keshav Koteshwar, CEO, Spoorthidhama said on Friday a sex worker had claimed that baby was hers. We have found it to be true. The baby was taken by the woman's husband, an alcoholic, who used his wife for soliciting customers, and left it in front of an office in Udupi. The Child Welfare Committee has handed it in the care of Spoorthidhama as of now. At the next CWC meeting on Saturday, the mother will be presented and if the members find the claims of the woman are genuine, it will be handed over to her, said Keshav.