All passenger trains have now been canceled till 14 April. The Ministry of Railways has taken this step to prevent corona from spreading. This information has been given in the press release issued by the Railway Board. Earlier, after the Railway Board meeting, the Ministry of Railways had decided to cancel all trains from 22 March midnight to 31 March. It was said in the order that only goods trains will run during this period. Still the movement of goods trains has not been banned. That is, the movement of goods trains will continue to ensure the necessary supplies in different parts of the country.

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All mail, express and passenger trains, suburban trains will be canceled till 14 April. Premium trains have also been included in the cane trains. It has been said in the instructions issued that all zonal railways should strictly follow this order. Not only this, the compliance report has been ordered from the authorities through the print and electronic media, so that the passengers and general public can get information about the said order.

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After the earlier cancellation of trains, the railways had given the facility to the passengers that along with giving back the full fare of their tickets, the tickets can be canceled for 45 days from the date of the departure of trains. Following the current order issued by the railway, many people are canceling their railway tickets. Meanwhile, the Indian Rail Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has appealed to the people not to cancel their e-tickets on their own through the site if the train is canceled. According to IRCTC, this may harm them. If the train is canceled by the railway government, then refund will be given on the e-ticket and your ticket will be canceled automatically.

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