Limited trains after lockdown

 Reservation plans to run with boogies:

Amaravathi: A large number of people are reserved for going on trains from the day after the lockdown is over. Coronavirus is likely to run beyond two and three trains in its respective divisions, depending on the severity and conditions of the area. To this extent, there are various alternatives. With the end of the lockdown, the railways are likely to reschedule the trains. In particular, the idea of ​​running inter-city trains. From Vijayawada to Vishakha, Vijayawada to Tirupati or Gudur, one and two trains will be operated daily. Special trains will be operated by replacing the existing intercity trains such as Ratnachal, Janmabhoomi and Pinakini. It is reported that all of these are reserved bogies and will be seen without general bogies for a few days. If the corona gets positive after the passengers on the reservation bogie, they take care of it so that the rest of the passengers can be found. 30 to 40 per cent of the seats are allotted. The rest will be left empty and arrangements will be made to maintain physical distance between passengers.

What color zone is the key is that the
corona virus is likely to be divided into three zones of railway divisions across the country depending on the severity. These are known as red, yellow and green zones. It is likely that trains in the red zone will not be able to run, and the yellow zone will be able to run more trains in the green zone. Telangana is now known as a red zone. Telangana is not likely to run immediately after the lockdown. At present, trains from Hyderabad to Hyderabad have not returned. The Vijayawada division is likely to be in the Yellow or Green Zone, with limited trains running under it. Officials are expected to clarify the trains on the 11th and 12th of this month.