"The route will be operational by 9 PM today as the affected coaches and the damaged tracks have been removed from the site," said a senior Railway Ministry official involved in the line restoration work.
Railways has cancelled 29 mail/express trains and cancelled 11 services after the derailment of Patna-Indore Express yesterday that claimed more than 140 lives.
He said about 500 metres of new rails replaced the existing damaged tracks in the section, paving the way for the resumption of train operations.
Trains would be allowed to run at 10 kmph speed. There would be speed restriction on the affected route for sometime before normalcy is restored, he added.
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