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Express Train Baku-Ganja Stopped Due to Lack of Passengers
In connection with a small number of passengers, the operation of the Baku-Ganja express train has been stopped, Turan was informed by the press service of the Azerbaijan Railways Administration.
According to the same source, the operation of the train is stopped for a period of one month.
Another reason is repair work in this direction.
The express train between the two largest cities of the country functioned for several years. It overcame the distance of 380 km in 6 hours, making a small number of stops in large settlements.
It was twice as fast as ordinary passenger trains that followed this direction. -05B-
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