A special train carrying 847
stranded migrant labourers left for Lucknow from Nashik in Maharashtra on Saturday morning, the Central Railway (CR) said.
The train departed from Nashik Road railway station at 10.20 am, Shivaji Sutar, chief public relations officer of the CR said.
"As many as 847 passengers boarded the train following all norms of social distancing. The special train has 17 coaches," he added.
Out of the two Shramik special trains planned from Nashik on May 1, the CR operated only one train for Bhopal. The train carrying 300 migrants had left on Friday night and reached Bhopal on Saturday morning.
The train for Lucknow was also supposed to run last night, but due to some issues its departure was postponed, the official said.
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