The Crime Desk: The Maitri Express train running between Bangladesh and India will start running again on Sunday (June 23). On the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha, the train was stopped on June 14. This time, on the occasion of Eid, the railway authorities decided to completely stop three inter-country trains running from Bangladesh to India for five days to provide maximum service to the passengers inside the country.
As per the decision of the railway authorities, the operation of Maitri Express will be stopped from June 14 to June 22 among inter-country passenger trains. And Mithali Express from June 12 to June 20 and Bandhan Express from June 16 to June 20 were closed? The movement of these two trains started on June 21.
If the Maitri Express is launched today, Sunday, rail communication between Bangladesh and India will start again at full speed.
Maitri Express runs between Dhaka and Kolkata, Mitali Express from Siliguri to Dhaka, and Bandhan Express from Kolkata to Khulna in Bangladesh.
Fire in the power car of the train in Kamalapur: There was a fire in the power car of the train at Kamalapur railway station in the capital. However, it was possible to douse the fire quickly with the efforts of the people at the station. The fire broke out yesterday around 3 p.m. on Saturday. No one was injured.
Rozina Akhtar, duty officer of the fire service headquarters, said that the fire was brought under control before two units of the fire service reached the spot.
According to station sources, there were many passengers on the train named Chatla Express. After the fire, they quickly got off the train. A powercar is believed to have caught fire due to overheating.
Railway Minister to see Station Manager: The Railway Minister went to the hospital to see Kamalapur Railway Station Manager Masud Sarwar, who is undergoing treatment due to a heart attack. Zillul Hakim. Yesterday, the minister visited him at the Green Life Hospital in the capital. At this time, he inquired about the treatment of station manager Masud, spoke to the doctor, and wished him a speedy recovery.
The minister said, “His work to make the Eid trip a success was commendable, and we hope he can return to his work very soon.”
The minister informed me about the physical condition of the manager at Kamalapur railway station and said, “His condition is better than before.” We are constantly monitoring. I am by his side for any need.
