Kerala Floods: Check Full List Of Trains Cancelled, Rescheduled, Diverted Today
Indian Railways operated Southern Railway has mentioned a list of trains, on it's twitter handle, which are terminated, rescheduled, cancelled or partially cancelled today i.e. on August 18 on account of Kerala floods. Due to heavy rains, land slips, flash floods and closure of section between Shoranur -Kozhikkode in Palghat Division and Ernakulam-Kottayam-Kayamkulam section in Trivandrum Division, changes have been made in pattern of services, said Southern Railway. According to the control room of the Kerala state disaster management authority, 194 people have been killed and 36 missing in the floods since August 8, reported news agency Press Trust of India (PTI).
Trains Cancelled / Partially Cancelled / Diverted / Rescheduled @RailMinIndia @GMSRailway @drmvijayawada @drmgnt pic.twitter.com/hpy1ka3EiE
August 18, 2018Trains Cancelled / Partially Cancelled / Diverted / Rescheduled @RailMinIndia @GMSRailway @drmvijayawada @drmgnt pic.twitter.com/9a6dj6n2WB
August 18, 2018Here's a list of trains terminated, rescheduled, cancelled, partially cancelled and diverted today due to Kerala rains:
Trains that are fully cancelled on August 18:
Train No 16348 Mangalore-Trivandrum Express
Train No 12686 Mangalore Chennai Central Express
Train No 16306 Kannu Ernakulam Jn Express
Train No 16526 KSR Bengaluru- Kanyakumari Express
Train No 22641 Trivandrum Central- Shalimar Express
Train No 12645 Ernakulam Hazrat Nizanuddin Express
Train No 16332 Trivandrum Central-Mumbai CSMY Express
Train No 16307 Alleppey-Kannur Express
Train No 16344/13650 Madurai/Nilambur- Trivandrum Amritha Express
Train No 56600 Kozhikkode-Shorranur Passenger
FLOODS IN KERALA- CHANGES IN PATTERN OF TRAINS pic.twitter.com/nTFKyMEne9
August 18, 2018Trains that are partially cancelled on August 18:
Train No 12696 Trivandrum- Chennai Central express partially cancelled between Trivandrum- Palakkad
Train No 56604 Shoranur-Coimbatore Passenger partially cancelled between Kannur-Palakkad
Train No 66605 Coimbatore-Shoranur Passenger partially cancelled between Palakkad-Shoranur
Train No 56611 Palakkad-Nilambur Passenger partially cancelled between Palakkad-Shoranru
Train No 56651 Coimbatore-Kannur passenger partially cancelled
FLOODS IN KERALA- CHANGES IN PATTERN OF TRAINS Bulletin 29 pic.twitter.com/eKfhu8uvjJ
August 18, 2018Trains that are rescheduled on August 18:
Train No 16381 Mumbai CSMT-Kanyakumari Express scheduled to depart Mumbai at 15:45 hrs today is rescheduled to depart at 00:30 hrs of 19:08:2018 due to late running of it's pairing train
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