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Haramain train resumes scheduled trips on March 31

Haramain train resumes scheduled trips on March 31

  • Railway services were suspended on a year ago to help curb the spread of COVID-19
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Saudi Railways to supervise Haramain train maintenance

Saudi Railways to supervise Haramain train maintenance

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