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Trains started returning on track, Dhanbad Howrah coalfield will run from June 28

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Ranchi; The Coalfield Express from Dhanbad to Howrah will also derail from June 28 in the morning. In return, the coalfield will be run from Howrah to Dhanbad from June 29. On Thursday, Eastern Railway announced to derail the Coalfield Special.

The Coalfield Special was closed after the spread of infection increased in the second wave of Corona. Black Diamond Special, Dhanbad-Ranchi Intercity, Dhanbad-Gaya-Dehri-on-Sone Special and Babadham Intercity were started between Dhanbad and Howrah from Thursday.

Ranchi-Dhanbad Intercity, Dhanbad-Howrah Black Diamond Special and Deoghar-Ranchi Babadham Intercity will start from June 25. Travel will be allowed only on reservation tickets in all trains.

(Agencies)

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