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Doubling of track on Nethravathi bridge to affect train schedules

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April 25, 2012

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Mangalore, April 25: To facilitate the work of doubling of track between Nethravathi Bridge and Mangalore Junction (Kankanady) certain trains will be cancelled partially, rescheduled and regulated.

According to a press release, the trains which will be partially cancelled between Mangalore Central and Mangalore Junction on April 28, 29, 30, May 2, 3 and 4 are Train No 56645 Mangalore Central - Kabakaputtur passenger; Train No. 56646 Subramaiya Road- Mangalore Central passenger.

Train No 12432 Nizamuddin – Thiruvanathapuram Rajdhani express will be regulated at Mangalore Junction for 45 minutes on April 30.

Train No 56656 Mangalore Central - Kannur passenger will be partially cancelled between Mangalore Central and Ullal on May 8, 9 and 10.

The trains which will be rescheduled on May 8 are: Train No 12686 Mangalore Central-Chennai super fast express rescheduled to leave 18.00 hrs instead of 16.10 hrs (110 minutes late start);

Train No 16348 Mangalore Central - Thiruvanathapuram express rescheduled to leave 18.15 hrs instead of 14.30 hrs. (225 minutes late start);

Train No 16303 Mangalore Central – Thiruvanathapuram Maveli express rescheduled to leave 18.30 hrs instead of 17.45 hrs. (45 minutes late start); Train No 16330 Mangalore Central - Thiruvanathapuram Malabar express rescheduled to leave 19.15 hrs instead of 18.25 hrs. (50 minutes late start).

The trains which will be regulated are —Train No 16606 Nagercoil – Mangalore Central Ernad Express will be regulated at Ullal station for 110 minutes from 16.45 hrs to 18.35 hrs on May 9.

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March 22,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 22: Monday's only pending II PU exam (English) and SSLC exams scheduled to start on March 27 have been postponed due to Covid-19 concerns. The new dates will be announced in April first week.

The decision was taken after a meeting with chief minister BS Yediyurappa on Sunday morning, said state primary and secondary education minister S Suresh Kumar.

Around 8.25 lakh students are to appear for the Class 10 exam.

"I appeal to SSLC students not to get frustrated. I know you're fully prepared, fully geared up. But this is a peculiar situation which calls for hard decisions. The new timetable will be published very soon. Students should treat is as an extended study leave. Please revise more. Do not treat this as a relaxation time. You'll have plenty of time to relax after the exams," he said.

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June 8,2020

Hubballi, June 8: If everything goes as expected, the railway station in Hubballi, the commercial capital of the state and also the headquarters of South Western Railway (SWR), will have the world’s longest railway platform next year.

E Vijaya, chief public relation officer of SWR, said the work is being done as part of doubling between Hubballi and Bengaluru. 

“At present, Hubballi has five platforms, and the number will be increased to eight. Inspection carriage line is getting converted to full platform. 

Platform No. 1 will be extended from 550m to 1,400m with 10m width. At present, Gorakhpur’s 1,366m platform is the world’s longest facility,” the officer said.

She added that one more entry point is coming up at Gadag Road. “Rs 90 crore is being spent on the works related to full yard, signalling, electrical and building. 

The works, started in November 2019, will be completed in the next one year,” said Vijaya.

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May 13,2020

Mangaluru, May 13: Dakshina Kannada today recorded its fourth death due to novel coronavirus.

The victim, identified by number P-536, is a 58-year-old woman from Boloor area of Manglauru. She was tested covid-19 positive on April 30. 

A patient with TB meningitis, the woman had been treated and discharged from Mangaluru’s First Neuro Hospital, which has emerged as covid-19 hub of coastal Karnataka.

In hospital she had reportedly come in contact with patient No 501 who worked as a sweeper in the same hospital. 

With this death, the number of active covid-19 cases reduced to 16 in Dakshina Kannada. The district has so far reported 34 covid-19 cases including four deaths. 14 have been discharged.

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