THE TRPA BLOG: The wait of Malabar passengers continue

The wait of Malabar passengers continue

(Mathrubhumi dt 19 August 2010)

4 comments:

Anonymous20 October 2010 at 8:05 am
When the new superfast train 2519/2520shall get introduced -Pune Ernakulam. This is for booking tickets
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Ravigopal20 October 2010 at 8:11 am
When the new superfast train 2519/2520shall get introduced -Pune Ernakulam. This is for booking tickets
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priju3 January 2011 at 10:09 pm
To: Thrissur Railway Passengers' Association (TRPA)

Sir,

Kindly take urgent steps for the following grievances which are useful for the daily passengers travelling to Malabar area who are always been neglected.

1. Introduction of memu services at the earliest in the Ernakulam-Shornur sector at the earliest.

2. Extension of Thrissur-Kannur passenger train (No.615) to Chalakudy (OR introduction of memu service instead upto Shornur from Ernakulam connecting Shornur-Kannur passenger(Thrissur-Kannur)

3. Making Ernakulam-Pune Express as daily train and the departure time from Thrissur may changed to 6.45 AM

4.Extending Kannur-Shornur passenger (616) to Thrissur (or introduction of memu from shornur to ernakulam connecting the 616 passenger)

Looking forward for immediate action from TRPA.

I am a frequent passenger from Irinjalakuda railway station residing at Aloor, Thrissur

Dr.C.P.Priju
Scientist
Centre for Water Resources Development and Management (CWRDM-Govt of Kerala)
Kozhikode-673571. E-mail:cppriju@gmail.com
www.cwrdm.org
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priju26 September 2011 at 9:28 pm
It would be highly useful if TRPA can request to Railways connection train for Train No.22610 Palakkad-Mangalore express. The daily passengers traveling towards Kozhikode from Thrissur need this at the earliest. The service may be scheduled so as to reach the Shornur station at 8.00 am

Dr.C.P.Priju
Scientist, CWRDM
Kozhikode
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