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Sabari Express extended to Trivandrum

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HYDERABAD, MARCH 24. The Hyderabad-Ernakulam Hyderabad Sabari Express (No.7230/7229) has been extended up to Thiruvananthapuram with effect from March 27.

A South Central Railway release said train No.7230 Hyderabad-Trivandrum Sabari Express would leave from city at 12 noon and arrive at Ernakulam at 1.25 p.m. the next day and reach Trivandrum at 6.25 p.m. via Chenganur and Quilon.

In the return direction, train No.7229 would leave Trivandrum at 7 a.m. and reach the city the next day at 1.40 p.m. via Quilon, Chenganur, Kottayam and Ernakulam town. The train however would not touch Ernakulam junction.

The train No.7231/7232 Trivandrum-Hyderabad-Trivandrum Express would continue to run to and from Thiruvananthapuram as at present.

The Kacheguda-Sri Sathya Sai Prashanthi Nilayam- Kacheguda Express (No.7603/7604) would continue to run up to Yeshwantpur till June 30 instead of March 31, the release added.

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