Eight trains to leave Fort Railway Station

Eight trains to leave Fort Railway Station

August 9, 2018   05:01 pm

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Eight train including seven office trains are scheduled to leave from Colombo Fort Railway Station this evening (9), according to the Government Information Department.

Train services had come to a standstill owing to the strike action launched by several railway trade union including engine drivers and guards yesterday (8) based on demands over wage disparity.

Sri Lanka Transport Board (SLTB) stated that additional buses have been deployed considering the inconveniences experienced by commuters. Railway season ticket holders can use them to travel on SLTB buses.

SLTB stated that 6000 SLTB buses have been deployed for the inconvenienced public and for any issues or commuting need regarding the SLTB buses can be informed via the hotline 0117 555 555.

To assist the students sitting for the G. C. E. Advanced Level examination today, a special bus service was conducted by the Army.

 

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