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The Indian Railways on Saturday said it would run an additional 2,600 special trains in the next 10 days to transport nearly 36 lakh stranded migrant workers.
Railway Board chairperson VK Yadav said a schedule had been prepared based on the requirements of different states.
On May 21, Indian Railways had opened the booking process for 200 special trains that will start ferrying passengers from June 1. The booking for these trains currently can only be done online via IRCTC app or its website.
