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3 Trains from (BLGT)BALURGHAT to (KOAA)KOLKATA
Address: Balurghat Station, West Bengal 733101, India
Station Code: BLGT
Station Name: BALURGHAT
Zone: NFR/Northeast Frontier
Train Frequency Weekly: 61
Station Traffic: Medium
Address: Kolkata, Canal Circular Road, Belgachia, Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Station Code: KOAA
Station Name: KOLKATA
Zone: ER/Eastern
Train Frequency Weekly: 165
Station Traffic: High
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www.er.indianrailways.gov.in- 2021-04-12
GM/ER URGES UPON THE RAIL COMMUTERS TO OBSERVE COVID APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOUR Kolkata, April 9, 2021: Shri Manoj Joshi, General Manager, Eastern Railway in a virtual press conference today (9.4.2021) urges upon the rail commuters to wear mask mandatorily, maintain social distancing as far as possible, stick to COVID appropriate behaviour and pay heed to announcements at stations to avoid unnecessary crowding at specific areas. He also stated that Railway is taking all out effort to sanitise and clean station premises, concourse and all public interface areas. It is stated that some old videos showing crowd at different stations are being circulated in social media, creating unnecessary panic in the prevailing COVID situation. Railway appeals before everyone to avoid sharing such videos and people are requested not to believe in such rumours. The actual picture is something different. Railway is shouldering all out responsibilities for smooth transportation of millions of commuters safely throughout this vast country. Eastern Railway has already resumed almost all Mail/Express trains during post-COVID lockdown. As many as 101 pairs of superfast/Mail/Express trains are restored within Eastern Railway. Also more than 95% of EMU suburban trains are running throughout the Zone. The number of daily commuters during the pre-COVID period were 34 lakhs while presently the figure stands to 26.43 lakhs which indicates that the passenger traffic is getting normalised. In an endeavour to control the rush in the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic, augmentation of coaches, keeping in view the demand of the people are being done regularly. In mail/express trains, only passengers with confirmed tickets are allowed to board the train. In the awake of second wave of COVID-19 pandemic attack, Eastern Railway further strengthened cleanliness & sanitisation drives. The drives are continued with much vigour in all trains, stations, concourse area, urinals, platforms and adjacent areas. In Howrah, Sealdah, Asansol & Malda Divisions cleanliness & sanitisation works in all the EMU rakes are being done in all car sheds during both day & night by using suitable disinfecting reagents. In all long distance trains and short distance passenger trains, the seats/berths, rexins including all touch points are intensively sanitised. In the station premises all over Eastern Railway the toilets, urinals, concourse, waiting rooms, ticket booking areas, water vending points, tracks and passenger interface areas are cleaned & sanitised. So far as vaccination is concerned, Eastern Railway has started special drive to vaccinate all its employees, Kolkata Police personnel and Polling staff also as a part of Nation-wide vaccination drives. All employees above 45 years and retired employees are being vaccinated every day at designated hospitals. To escalate the vaccination drives, Eastern Railway is presently expanding existing vaccination centres at B R Singh Hospital and augmenting manpower to cater vaccination services to nearly 1000 beneficiaries per day. Till 8.4.2021, Eastern Railway has managed to administer vaccination of 1,89,755 doses including 1st & 2nd doses. Besides, Railway beneficiaries, Railway Hospitals have vaccinated more than 7273 Kolkata Police personnel, and electoral staff also. 2
www.er.indianrailways.gov.in- 2021-04-12
RAIL PASSENGERS COMING TO ODISHA MUST HAVE RTPCR NEGATIVE TEST REPORT OR 2ND DOSE VACCINATION CERTIFICATE Kolkata, April 9, 2021: All Odisha bound passengers from anywhere in the country, who are boarding w.e.f. 10th April, 2021, must have an RTPCR Negative Test Report of maximum 72 hours before the start of journey or a second dose vaccination certificate. Those without valid documents will have to undergo seven days mandatory home/institutional quarantine. The resurgence of COVID 19 has occurred in some places of Odisha. To restrict the spread of COVID-19 and to prevent adverse impact of cross border movement and in coordination with Odisha State Government, it has been decided to impose these restrictions on passengers as per the above.
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