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Cyclone ‘Arnab’: 64 train services cancelled on October 27 and 28

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Long-distance express trains connecting Telangana with coastal Andhra Pradesh and Odisha among those affected; passengers advised to check status before travel

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Cyclone ‘Arnab’: 64 train services cancelled on October 27 and 28
10/27/2026, 9:28:03 AM
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