The traffic of the North-South railway line is currently interrupted due to the impact of Typhoon Kalmaegi in Central Vietnam. The storm brought heavy rains and strong winds in the area between Quang Ngai and Dieu Tri, and damaged some railway sections, which need to be repaired.

🚆 Train SE3 departing from Hanoi on 7-8-9 November will arrive at Da Nang, temporarily stops running the Da Nang–Saigon section.

🚆 Train SE4 temporarily stops running the Saigon–Da Nang section on 7-8-9 November, only runs the Da Nang–Hanoi section on 8-9-10 November.

🚆 Trains SE1/2, SE5/6 to run normally on 8-9 November.

🚆 Train SE7/8 between Hanoi and Saigon is suspended on 8-9-10 November.

🚆 Train SE21/22 between Da Nang and Saigon is suspended on 8-9 November, SE21 departing from Da Nang is also suspended on 10 November.

Vietnam Railways has published the latest update for the operation planning of the North-South railway line in the following days due to the impact of the Typhoon Kalmaegi in Central Vietnam 📢 facebook.com/congtyvantai...

We are coordinating the cancellation and refund of the tickets for all the affected passengers. We will inform all the customers by email and process the refunds in accordance with the policy of the railway company. We appreciate your understanding.

We are coordinating the cancellation and refund of the tickets for all the affected passengers. We will inform all the customers by email and process the refunds in accordance with the policy of the railway company. We appreciate your understanding.

As well as urban trains connecting Osaka and Kansai Airport.

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We also facilitate advance ticket reservation for urban trains connecting Tokyo and Narita Airport.

🚉 Narita Airport Narita Express Ticket
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🚉 Narita Airport Keisei Skyliner Ticket
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We are coordinating the cancellation and refund of the tickets for all the affected passengers. We will inform all the customers by email and process the refunds in accordance with the policy of the railway company. We appreciate your understanding.

The Hong Kong Airport Authority is looking into the drastic option of effectively shutting down from 6 PM on Tuesday, 23/09 until 6 AM on Thursday, 25/09 amid serious threats posed by Ragasa, which is expected to bring winds with speeds of up to 220km/h over the coming days.

Japan's Meteorological Agency expects landfall on the Leizhou Peninsula in Southern China before the system moves into the Gulf of Tonkin in Northern Vietnam, while Hong Kong Observatory forecasts a landfall along Guangdong's coast, then a shift toward Leizhou and into the Gulf.

We are coordinating the cancellation and refund of the tickets for all the affected passengers. We will inform all the customers by email and process the refunds in accordance with the policy of the railway company. We appreciate your understanding.