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Special trains begin today: All about schedule, routes and guidelines for passengers

After 51 days, people will be able to travel via train in India. The train services were halted since the nationwide lockdown due to Coronavirus outbreak. Today four trains will depart for their destinations. In this report, we bring timings, schedule, new guidelines for passengers and preparations which are in place for the journeys.

Earlier, 30,000 PNRs had been generated and more than 54,000 passengers reserved tickets within three hours of IRCTC opening up the booking of tickets on Monday

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