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NRC speaks on ‘train technical hitch in Kaduna’

Minor hitch attributed to removal of track fastening clips by vandals

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
June 6, 2024
in Breaking News
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This evening (Wednesday), the Management of Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) experienced train technical hitch in our operation at Asham Railway Station in Chikun Local Government of Kaduna State. The passengers on board were safely returned to Abuja (Idu). Meanwhile, their tickets remain valid for a subsequent journey within two weeks.
This minor hitch is attributed to the removal of track fastening clips by vandals. However, the NRC Management remains resolute towards ensuring the safety of our valued passengers in the entire system.
For operational reasons, the first train from Kaduna (Rigasa) scheduled for 08.00hours will be cancelled on Thursday 6th June, 2024 only, while all other train services will run as scheduled.
NRC Management deeply regret the inconveniences that this technical hitch might have caused our esteemed passengers.

SIGNED:
YAKUB MAHMOOD
Deputy Director, Public Relations
For: The Management.

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