The railway industry continues to stop running some trains from November 25 to 27.

Photo caption — A section of railway passing through Dak Lak province was damaged by floods. Photo: VNA

Specifically, on November 25, 6 trains will stop running, including: train SE8 departing from Saigon, train SE5 departing from Hanoi , train SE21/SE22 departing from Da Nang/Saigon, train SNT2/SNT1 departing from Saigon/Nha Trang.

On November 26, 7 trains will stop running, including: train SE4 departing from Saigon, train SE8 departing from Saigon, train SE5 departing from Hanoi, train SE21/SE22 departing from Da Nang /Saigon, train SNT1 departing from Nha Trang, train SE48 departing from Nha Trang station on November 26 (charter train).

On November 27, 3 trains will stop running, including: train SE4 departing from Saigon, train SE21/SE22 departing from Da Nang/Saigon.

The railway industry shortens the passenger train journey through the area from Dieu Tri to Nha Trang. Specifically, train SE4 departing from Saigon station on November 24 and 25, 2025, from Saigon to Da Nang will be stopped; train SE3 departing from Hanoi station on November 24 and 25, 2025, arriving at Da Nang station as the final station (the section from Da Nang to Saigon will be abolished).

According to preliminary statistics from November 17th to now, the railway industry has stopped running 65 passenger trains due to the impact of floods in the South Central region. In the Gia - Tuy Hoa section, the organization transported 976 passengers by road from Tuy Hoa station to Gia station and vice versa.

In addition, the railway industry has returned more than 25,200 train tickets to passengers with a value of more than 17.6 billion VND, and served nearly 17,500 free main and side meals to passengers with a value of more than 623 million VND.

Source: https://baotintuc.vn/kinh-te/nganh-duong-sat-tiep-tuc-ngung-chay-mot-so-chuyen-tau-tu-ngay-25-2711-20251124165723262.htm