51 Bihar-bound trains cancelled, 47 diverted due to new rail bridge work at Mokama on September 26; Check details
Indian Railways has cancelled 51 trains and diverted 47 due to infrastructure work at Rajendra Pul in Mokama, Bihar, on September 26. The new rail bridge parallel to the existing Rajendra Bridge is being constructed to facilitate smoother railway operations. Saraswati Chandra, Chief Public Relations Officer of the East Central Railway, informed Indianexpress.com that the cancelled and diverted trains are a result of scheduled railway work at Rajendra Pul.
The new bridge will connect Upper Hathidah Junction, Tal Junction, Rampur Dumra, Dinkar Gram Simaria, and Barauni Junction, complementing the existing 1.9-km rail-cum-road bridge over the Ganga, which has been in service since 1959.
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