According to information available on the National Train Inquiry System, Indian Railways has canceled 252 trains on December 19, while 29 trains have been partially cancelled. At the same time, some trains are running late due to fog.
new Delhi. The effect of winter and fog has started affecting the movement of trains as well. Trains are running late due to fog in many parts of the country. Many trains running on Delhi and Mumbai routes have been delayed. At the same time, Indian Railways has canceled many trains. Due to this problem, passengers are facing a lot of problems at railway stations.
At the same time, according to the information available on the National Train Inquiry System (NTES), Indian Railways has canceled 252 trains on December 19, while 29 trains have been partially canceled and 22 trains have been diverted.
252 trains cancelled, 29 trains diverted
Indian Railways has canceled 252 trains today. While 29 trains have been partially done.
While 29 trains have been rescheduled i.e. these trains will not run between some stations. Apart from this, Railways has diverted the route of 22 trains today. This means that these trains will not run on their scheduled route today.
Check status before leaving home
If you also have to travel by rail today, then before going from home to the station, you must check the status of your train. Indian Railways provides all the information related to trains online for the convenience of passengers. Passengers can check train status online. Information about trains being cancelled, rescheduled and diverted is available on the website of Indian Railways and IRCTC.
To know the status of the train, one has to visit the railway website https://enquiry.indianrail.gov.in/mntes or the link of IRCTC website https://www.irctchelp.in/cancelled-trains-list/#list2.
Railways is taking the help of fog safety device for safe train operation in fog during winter. With this device kept in the train engine, the loco pilot remains alert about the signal. In case of any emergency, this device starts ringing one kilometer before the alarm signal arrives. Along with express and passenger trains, this equipment is also being installed in the engines of goods trains.
