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India News | Passengers Left 'berthless' as Thieves Decamp with Chains on Odisha Express Train! - Vimarsana News

India News | Passengers Left 'berthless' as Thieves Decamp with Chains on Odisha Express Train!

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. "It was reported that chains of middle berths of S6 coach were missing in the Tapaswini Express yesterday. A separate coach was attached at Bhubaneswar station. The matter is under investigation to find out how the chains went missing," said Ashoka Kumar Mishra, CPRO of ECoR to ANI. India News | Passengers Left 'berthless' as Thieves Decamp with Chains on Odisha Express Train!.

Puri train passengers robbed of sleep: Reason: thieves snatch berth chains - Vimarsana News

Puri train passengers robbed of sleep: Reason: thieves snatch berth chains

Passengers aboard the Puri-Hatia Express train (18452) faced a sudden problem when the chains supporting middle berths in the S-6 coach went missing near Bhubaneswar station. Panic ensued, especially among those assigned middle berths, lacking proper seating or sleeping arrangements.

Time of Tapaswini Express going to Puri changed, know when the train will open from Hatia today - Vimarsana News

Time of Tapaswini Express going to Puri changed, know when the train will open from Hatia today

Passengers traveling from Jharkhand's capital Ranchi to Puri, please note. This news is of your use. Hatia to Puri runs 18451 Hatia - Puri Tapaswini | BLiTZ

Visitors to Ranchi providing wrong contact details to dodge quarantine - Vimarsana News

Visitors to Ranchi providing wrong contact details to dodge quarantine

As Jharkhand cases spike, inter-state travellers may spread infection among locals, fear officials