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India exports 18-coach LHB train to Bangladesh with CCTVs and baby care rooms

Times of India ·
India exports 18-coach LHB train to Bangladesh with CCTVs and baby care rooms

Bangladesh Railway placed a fresh order through RITES in 2024 for the manufacture and supply of 200 broad-gauge passenger coaches.

The order covers seven different variants and further deepens the association between the two organisations.

The coaches have been customised to suit Bangladesh Railway's operational requirements while providing passengers with greater comfort.

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