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Southern Railway adds additional coaches to express trains for RRB exam candidates

Train No. 16304 Thiruvananthapuram Central-Ernakulam Jn Vanchinad Express will get one additional general second-class coach from March 1 to 17.

DT NEXT Bureau

CHENNAI: Additional general second-class coaches will be attached to the following express trains to benefit candidates appearing for the RRB examination.

Train No. 16304 Thiruvananthapuram Central-Ernakulam Jn Vanchinad Express will get one additional general second-class coach from March 1 to 17.

Train No. 16305 Ernakulam Jn-Kannur Express will be provided with one additional general second-class coach from March 2 to 18.

Train No. 22627 Tiruchy–Thiruvananthapuram Central Superfast Express and Train No. 16342 Thiruvananthapuram Central–Guruvayur Express will have an additional general second-class coach from March 2 to 18.

An additional general second-class coach will be added to Train No. 16308 Kannur-Alappuzha Executive Express and Train No. 16307 Alappuzha-Kannur Executive Express from March 3 to 19, while Train No. 16341 Guruvayur-Thiruvananthapuram Central will be provided with an additional general second-class coach for the same dates.

Train No. 22628 Thiruvananthapuram Central–Tiruchchirappalli Superfast Express will get an additional general second-class coach from March 3 to 19.

Train No. 16306 Kannur-Ernakulam Jn Express will be provided with an additional general second-class coach from March 4 to 20.

Train No. 16303 Ernakulam Jn-Thiruvananthapuram Central Vanchinad Express will get an additional general second-class coach from March 5 to 21, a release issued by Southern Railway said.

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