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Last Updated : 2024-04-26 02:12:00
Train ticket prices would be increased by 15% with effect from tomorrow without the change of its minimum fare of Rs. 10, the Railways Department said.
An official said that the 15 per cent increase was originally announced by the previous budget and the last price revision was made in 2008.
He said under the new revision, the minimum fare of Rs. 10 for the third class, Rs. 20 for the Second Class and Rs. 40 First Class, would not change.
However, the maximum distance that could be travelled with the minimum fare would be reduced from 9 kilometer to 7 kilometer.
“Season ticket fares would also be changed according to the fare revision. But the fare percentage will not be changed,” he said.
Unchikun Sunday, 30 September 2018 02:14 PM
“Minimum fares not changed “. The whole railway need to be changed. The service similar to transporting cattle. Stop the duty free vehicle permits to all. Get down decent trains with automatic doors. Then quadruple the train fares. There is no such thing as a free ride. We have to pay for what we get.
Yahapala Sunday, 30 September 2018 06:02 PM
This is Yhapland man...we get everything for free...Health, Education Transport and food too..Clothing is optional. . .!!
Chaminda Monday, 01 October 2018 09:24 AM
Railway season ticket from Katunayake - Fort was 720/- and now 1,080/- which is 50% increase. Government telling lies as usual.
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