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01 Aug 2020, 22:33 GMT+10
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], August 1 (ANI): The Western Railway on Saturday said that it incurred a loss of earnings amounting to Rs 1,959 crores on account of COVID-19.
In a press statement, it said the total loss includes Rs 291 crores for suburban section and Rs 1,668 crores for non-suburban.
"In spite of this, resulting in cancellation of tickets since 1st March till 31st July, Western Railway has ensured to refund Rs 407.84 crores. In this refund amount, Mumbai division alone, has ensured refund of more than Rs 195.68 crores," it said.
Till now, 62.73 lakh passengers have cancelled their tickets over entire Western Railway and have received their refund amount accordingly, the Western Railway said.
Maharashtra on Saturday reported 9,601 new COVID-19 cases and 322 deaths, taking total cases to 4,31,719 including 1,49,214 active cases, 2,66,883 discharges and 15,316 deaths, said the State Health Department. (ANI)Get a daily dose of Mexico Star news through our daily email, its complimentary and keeps you fully up to date with world and business news as well.
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