Trains on Colombo-Puttalam line to operate only up to Katunayake temporarily

Trains on Colombo-Puttalam line to operate only up to Katunayake temporarily

February 6, 2021   09:20 am

All trains plying on Colombo-Puttalam main line will operate only up to Katunayake for 36 hours, starting from 6.00 am today (February 06).

The Railway Control Room stated that the decision was taken due to urgent repairs at the railway crossing at Galkanda Junction in Negombo.

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