Amidst a nationwide lockdown, camel milk was needed in a compulsory medicine for a two-year-old child from Secunderabad in Maharashtra, which could be served only from Rajasthan. Since trains are closed between lockdowns due to Corona infection, the Central Railway sought West Railway's support for this and eventually, the Indian Railways met the much-needed demand for camel milk within 28 hours.

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Jitendra Mishra, Chief Commercial Inspector, Central Railway, Mumbai Division, told the media that on 25 April, the Nodal Officer of Phalna (Rajasthan) of Western Railway contacted us and said that he would immediately take the mandatory medicine from here.

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Jitendra Mishra further stated that he saw the schedule of the parcel trains and immediately informed them that if his parcel could reach Bandra by train 00902 Ludhiana-Bandra Terminus parcel train from Rajasthan, it would be 00111 April 26 by CSMT-Secunderabad parcel train Will be delivered to the designated location. After that with the support of Mishra, the parcel reached Secunderabad via Bandra via Rajasthan. The cost of the parcel was calculated as per the distance from CSMT to Secunderabad via Falna to Bandra terminal in Rajasthan at the applicable rate for Covid 19 Parcel Cargo Express train.

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