The Indian Railways has cancelled more than 400 trains ahead of Holi, the festival of colours, due to the ongoing pandemic.
The Railways has taken this step to ensure the safety of passengers and to prevent the spread of the virus. The cancelled trains include long-distance trains, express trains, passenger trains, and mail/express trains.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the frequency of some trains and to run them on alternate days. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the speed of some trains and to run them at a lower speed. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of coaches in some trains and to run them with fewer coaches. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of stoppages of some trains and to run them with fewer stoppages. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of halts of some trains and to run them with fewer halts. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of stoppages of some trains and to run them with fewer stoppages. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of halts of some trains and to run them with fewer halts. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of stoppages of some trains and to run them with fewer stoppages. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of halts of some trains and to run them with fewer halts. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of stoppages of some trains and to run them with fewer stoppages. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of halts of some trains and to run them with fewer halts. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of stoppages of some trains and to run them with fewer stoppages. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has also decided to reduce the number of halts of some trains and to run them with fewer halts. This will help in reducing the number of passengers travelling on the trains and will also help in maintaining social distancing.
The Railways has taken these steps to ensure the safety of passengers and to prevent the spread of the virus. The Railways has also requested passengers to follow the guidelines issued by the government and to wear masks and maintain social distancing while travelling.
The Railways has also requested passengers to avoid travelling if they are feeling unwell or have any symptoms of the virus. The Railways has also requested passengers to carry their own food and water while travelling.
The Railways has also requested passengers to avoid travelling in crowded trains and to book their tickets in advance to avoid last-minute rush. The Railways has also requested passengers to follow the guidelines issued by the government and to wear masks and maintain social distancing while travelling.