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Showing posts with label Moore Market Complex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moore Market Complex. Show all posts

Thursday, 11 May 2017

07:59

ISSUE OF ID CARDS TO FACILITATE ONLINE RESERVATION FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED PERSONS

ISSUE OF ID CARDS TO FACILITATE ONLINE RESERVATION FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED PERSONS
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10-05-2017
CHENNAI

ISSUE OF ID CARDS TO FACILITATE ONLINE RESERVATION FOR DIFFERENTLY ABLED PERSONS

Railways have asked differently-abled concession certificate holders to collect the Identity Cards that facilitate o­nline reservation with concession. Those who had applied and had not collected the ID cards have been requested over phone no. provided by them to collect the same. As of now, the Identity Card nos. upto 09800 are ready but not collected. The applicants may contract the Office ofthe Senior Divisional Commercial Manager, IVth Floor, Western Wing, Moore Market Complex, Southern Railway, Chennai-3 and collect the same. Those who had applied at Katpadi and Jolarpettai may contact the Station Manager of the respective stations and collect the Identity Cards.

Source:SR

Wednesday, 3 September 2014

05:39

Railways ticket reservation affected as CRIS PRS Server crashes

Railways ticket reservation affected as CRIS PRS Server crashes

Chennai (MAS): Railways’ passenger reservation system (PRS) server crashed on Tuesday morning disappointing hundreds of people who thronged booking centres in Chennai.

The system failed at around 10am and had not been available for more than an hour. This affected tatkal reservation which started at 10am.

People could not book tickets at Moore Market Complex (MMC), Egmore and many other reservation centres in the city as the server did not work.

Hundreds of people who arrived at MMC centre near Central railway station had to wait for a long time on the queue. There are more than 10 counters at MMC. Online booking was also affected. Ticket status also could not be checked.

“The server failed at around 10am and reservations were disrupted. Steps are being taken to set right the problem,” said a senior railway officer.