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Long-distance trains to resume from 05 November

Long-distance trains to resume from 05 November

by Amani Nilar 31-10-2021 | 1:56 PM
COLOMBO (News 1st); State Minister of Passenger Transport Services Dilum Amunugama says that steps will be taken to resume long distance trains from November 05th. The Minister further stated that steps will be taken to resume office trains from tomorrow (01). He added that bus services between the provinces will also commence from tomorrow.

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