Chennai bound Garib Rath running late

Tuesday, May 15, 2007, 11:24 [IST]

Chennai, May 14 (UNI) The Nizamuddin-Chennai Central Garib Rath weekly superfast express will arrive here at 2010 hrs tomorrow, eight hours behind schedule.

According to a railway press release, the late running of the train as due to the derailment of a goods train near Datia station on Jhansi-Gwalior section of North Central Railway.

The release said the New Delhi-Chennai Central Grand Trunk Express would also be arriving eight hours late, at 0615 hrs on Wednesday.

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