Several trains cancelled as drivers prepare for promotion exam

Several trains cancelled as drivers prepare for promotion exam

January 17, 2025   11:38 am

Train operations faced disruptions this morning (17) as approximately 10 train services were cancelled due to locomotive engine drivers preparing for a promotional examination. 

The exam, aimed at advancing train drivers from Grade 2 to Grade 1, is scheduled for Sunday, January 19, with around 80 drivers expected to participate.

The cancellations predominantly affected short-distance train services including trains from and to Awissawella, Polgahawela and Aluthgama causing inconvenience to a number of commuters.

Reports indicate that the disruptions will continue into the evening, with an estimated 15 additional train services expected to be cancelled.

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