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Derailment of Thiruvananthapuram-Mangaluru Express DERAILMENT OF THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-MANGALURU EXPRESS In connection with the derailment of Train No.16347 Thiruvananthapuram – Mangaluru Express between Angamali and Karukutty stations in Ernakulam –Thrissur section on 28/8/2016, the following train services will be affected as under – CANCELLATION OF TRAIN SERVICES 1. Train No.56352 Ernakulam-Shoranur Passenger on 28/8/16 2. Train No.56361 Shoranur-Ernakulam Passenger on 28/8/16 3. Train No.56379 Ernakulam-Alapuzha Passenger on 28/8/16 4. Train No.56384 Alapuzha-Ernakulam Passenger on 28/8/16 5. Train No.56376 Ernakulam-Guruvayoor Passenger on 28/8/16 6. Train No.56603 Thrissur-Kozhikode Passenger on 28/8/16 7. Train No.56370 Ernakulam-Guruvayoor Passenger on 28/8/16 8. Train No.56371 Guruvayoor- Ernakulam Passenger on 28/8/16 9. Train No.56365 Punalur-Guruvayoor Passenger on 28/8/16 10. Train No.56366 Guruvayoor- Punalur Passenger on 28/8/16 11. Train No.56373 Guruvayoor- Thrissur Passenger on 28/8/16 12. Train No.56374 Thrissur- Guruvayoor Passenger on 28/8/16 13. Train No.56375 Guruvayoor- Ernakulam Passenger on 28/8/16 14. Train No.56043 Guruvayoor- Thrissur Passenger on 28/8/16 15. Train No.56044 Thrissur- Guruvayoor Passenger on 28/8/16 16. Train No.16305 Ernakulam-Kannur Inter City Express on 28/8/16 17. Train No.16308 Kannur-Alapuzha Inter City Express on 29/8/16 18. Train No.16307 Alapuzha- Kannur Inter City Express on 29/8/16 19. Train No.16306 Kannur-Ernakulam Inter City Express on 30/8/16 20. Train No.16341 Guruvayoor-Thiruvananthapuram Express on 28/8/16 21. Train No.16342 Thiruvananthapuram- Guruvayoor Express on 28/8/16 SHORT TERMINATION OF TRAIN SERVICES 1. Train No.16343 / 16349 Thiruvananthapuram-Palakkad Town / Nilambur Amritha/Rajyarani Link express will terminate its service at Ernakulam Town on 28/8/16 2. Train No.16127 Chennai Egmore-Guruvayoor Express will terminate its service at Ernakulam Jn on 28/8/16 3. Train No.16606 Nagercoil-Mangaluru Eranad Express will terminate its service at Ernakulam Jn on 28/8/16 4. Train No.12076 Thiruvananthapuram-Kozhikode Janshatabdi Express will terminate its service at Ernakulam Jn on 28/8/16 5. Train No.16302 Thiruvananthapuram-Shoranur Venad Express will terminate its service at Ernakulam Jn on 28/8/16 6. Train No.16650 Nagercoil-Mangaluru Parasuram Express will terminate its service at Ernakulam Town on 28/8/16 PARTIAL CANCELLATION 1. The service of Train No.16343 / 16349 Thiruvananthapuram-Palakkad Town / Nilambur Amritha/Rajyarani Link express will be partially cancelled between Ernakulam Town and Palakkad Jn(Pollachi Jn)/Nilambur Road on 28/8/16 2. The service of Train No.16605 Mangaluru-Nagercoil Eranad express will be partially cancelled between Ernakulam Jn and Mangaluru Central on 28/8/16 3. The service of Train No.12075 Kozhikode-Thiruvananthapuram Janshatabdi express will be partially cancelled between Kozhikode and Ernakulam Jn on 28/8/16 4. The service of Train No.16301 Shoranur-Thiruvananthapuram Venad express will be partially cancelled between Shoranur and Ernakulam Jn on 28/8/16 5. The service of Train No.16649 Mangaluru- Nagercoil Parasuram Express will be partially cancelled between Mangaluru Central and Ernakulam Town on 28/8/16 DIVERSION OF TRAIN SERVICES 1. Train No.12512 Thiruvananthapuram-Gorakhpur Rapthisagar Tri-weekly express will be diverted via Tirunelveli on 28/8/16 2. Train No.17229 Thiruvananthapuram-Hyderabad Sabari express will be diverted via Tirunelveli on 28/8/16 3. Train No.16382 Kanyakumari-Mumbai CST express will be diverted via Tirunelveli on 28/8/16 4. Train No.16525 Kanyakumari-Bengaluru express will be diverted via Tirunelveli on 28/8/16 5. Train No.13352 Alapuzha-Dhanbad Tatanagar express will be diverted via Tirunelveli on 28/8/16 RESCHEDULING OF TRAIN SERVICES 1. Train No.16346 Thiruvananthapuram-Lokmanya Tilak Netravathi Express will leave Thiruvananthapuram Central on delayed timings on 28/8/16 2. Train No.12625 Thiruvananthapuram-New Delhi Kerala Express will leave Thiruvananthapuram Central on delayed timings on 28/8/16 3. Train No.12515 Thiruvananthapuram-Guwahati Express will leave Thiruvananthapuram Central on delayed timings on 28/8/16 4. Train No.12202 Kochuveli-Lokmanya Tilak Garibrath bi-weekly Express will leave Thiruvananthapuram Central on delayed timings on 28/8/16 5. Train No.19261 Kochuveli-Porbandar Express will leave Thiruvananthapuram Central on delayed timings on 28/8/16.
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