First Kisan Rail leaves for Delhi with 220 tonnes of mangoes
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The first Kisan Rail left Vizianagaram of Waltair Division for Adarsh Nagar, in New Delhi, carrying 220 tonnes of mangoes on Saturday. “Waltair Division has made consistent efforts for the uninterrupted supply of essential commodities during the pandemic. In the last financial year, despite odd situations the Division has run time-tabled parcel specials across the country and mangoes were transported in 20 special trains from Vizianagaram, the nodal point in North Andhra,” Divisional Railway Manager Chetan Kumar Shrivastava said in a statement.
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