Railways ministry to run cattle train on C'nawabganj-Dhaka route in Bangladesh

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Published Jun 30, 2022

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The ministry of railways has decided to run a special cattle train for ferrying sacrificial animals ahead of Eid-ul-Azha.Asim Kumar Talukder, general manager of Western Railway (Rajshahi), told UNB that Bangladesh Railways will operate the train from July 6-8.The transportation cost of each cow has been fixed at Tk 591.50, he added.This is the second consecutive time that the west zone of Bangladesh Railways will run a special cattle train on the Chapainawabganj-Dhaka route via Rajshahi.Obaidullah, assistant station master of Chapainawabganj Railway Station, said the cattle wagons — each with a carrying capacity of 20 animals ...

Source: Newagebd

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