Odisha

Another Shramik Special With 681 Migrants Arrives At Rourkela

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OB Bureau

Rourkela: A Shramik Special train carrying 681 passengers arrived at Rourkela railway station on Friday.

After the train that came from Tirupur in Tamil Nadu arrived at the station, the migrants were sent to their respective destinations by buses. Sundargarh district administration and Rourkela Municipal Corporation made the arrangements for smooth and safe return of the returnees.

Another Shramik Special train is also scheduled to arrive at Rourkela on Friday evening. The authorities have made all arrangements for further transportation of the migrants coming in the train.

OB Bureau

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