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The NRC reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety and comfort of its valued passengers, and normal train services will continue to operate as scheduled.

By Abdulrahman Aliagan,  Abuja

The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has announced that normal passenger train services between Kaduna-Rigasa and Idu Abuja will continue despite a minor derailment of a coach at Jeremy station.

In a press release signed by Yakub Mahmood, Deputy Director of Public Relations, the NRC assured the public that all passengers on board the affected train arrived at their destinations safely.

According to the statement, a team of NRC engineers is currently working to restore the affected location, and the corporation regrets any inconvenience caused to passengers.

The NRC reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring the safety and comfort of its valued passengers, and normal train services will continue to operate as scheduled.

Passengers are advised to continue with their travel plans, and any further updates will be communicated accordingly.

The NRC appreciates the understanding and cooperation of its passengers and assures them of its dedication to providing efficient and safe transportation services.

   

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