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A national physician group this week called for the complete termination of a Medicare privatization scheme that the Biden White House inherited from the Trump administration and later rebranded—while keeping intact its most dangerous components.
Now known as the Accountable Care Organization Realizing Equity, Access, and Community Health (ACO REACH) Model, the experiment inserts a for-profit entity between traditional Medicare beneficiaries and healthcare providers. The federal government pays the ACO REACH middlemen to cover patients' care while allowing them to pocket a significant chunk of the fee as profit.
The rebranded pilot program, which was launched without congressional approval and is set to run through at least 2026, officially began this month, and progressive healthcare advocates fear the experiment could be allowed to engulf traditional Medicare.
In a Tuesday letter to Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP) argued that ACO REACH "presents a threat to the integrity of traditional Medicare, and an opportunity for corporations to take money from taxpayers while denying care to beneficiaries."
The group, which advocates for a single-payer healthcare system, voiced alarm over the Biden administration's decision to let companies with records of fraud and other abuses take part in the ACO REACH pilot, which automatically assigns traditional Medicare patients to private entities without their consent.
CMS said in a press release Tuesday that "the ACO REACH Model has 132 ACOs with 131,772 healthcare providers and organizations providing care to an estimated 2.1 million beneficiaries" for 2023.
"As we have stated, PNHP believes that the REACH program threatens the integrity of traditional Medicare and should be permanently ended," Dr. Philip Verhoef, the physician group's president, wrote in the new letter. "Whether or not one agrees with this statement, we should all be able to agree that companies found to have violated the rules have no place managing the care of our Medicare beneficiaries."
Among the concerning examples PNHP cited was Clover Health, which has operated so-called Direct Contracting Entities (DCEs)—the name of private middlemen under the Trump-era version of the Medicare pilot—in more than a dozen states, including Arizona, Florida, Georgia, and New York.
PNHP noted that in 2016, CMS fined Clover—a large Medicare Advantage provider—for "using 'marketing and advertising materials that contained inaccurate statements' about coverage for out-of-network providers, after a high volume of complaints from patients who were denied coverage by its MA plan. Clover had failed to correct the materials after repeated requests by CMS."
Humana, another large insurer with its teeth in the Medicare privatization pilot, "improperly collected almost $200 million from Medicare by overstating the sickness of patients," PNHP observed, citing a recent federal audit.
"It appears that in its selection process [for ACO REACH], CMS did not prevent the inclusion of companies with histories of such behavior," Verhoef wrote. "Given these findings, we are concerned that CMS is inappropriately allowing these DCEs to continue unimpeded into ACO REACH in 2023."
While the Medicare pilot garnered little attention from lawmakers when the Trump administration first launched it during its final months in power, progressive members of Congress have recently ramped up scrutiny of the program.
Last month, Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) and Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) led a group of lawmakers in warning that ACO REACH "provides an opportunity for healthcare insurers with a history of defrauding and abusing Medicare and ripping off taxpayers to further encroach on the Medicare system."
"We have long been concerned about ensuring this model does not give corporate profiteers yet another opportunity to take a chunk out of traditional Medicare," the lawmakers wrote, echoing PNHP's concerns. "The continued participation of corporate actors with a history of fraud and abuse threatens the integrity of the program."
#us politics#news#2023#common dreams#medicare#trump administration#biden administration#Accountable Care Organization Realizing Equity Access and Community Health model#department of health and human services#Xavier Becerra#Chiquita Brooks-LaSure#Physicians for a National Health Program#Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services#Dr. Philip Verhoef#Direct Contracting Entities#Medicare Advantage#sen. elizabeth warren#Rep. Pramila Jayapal#medicare for all#us healthcare#us health insurance
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Headcanon: Garth Marenghi and Gordy Lasure exist in the same universe.
I love the idea of these meta pieces of media that are basically linked through Richard Ayoade being part of the same universe.
Also imagine Garth and Gordy talking to each other, or Gordy critiquing the new 'Darkplace' film. They would spar with each other so aggressively.
#darkplace#garth marenghi#garth marenghi's darkplace#tv show#richard ayoade#ayoade#richard ayoade books#books#crossover#crossover episode#headcanon#garth marenghi headcanon#garth marenghi hc#meta#meta thoughts#meta media#gordy lasure#the grip of film
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Die Vorteile von Holzfarbe auf Wasserbasis nutzen
„…Witterungsbeständige Holzarten wie Eiche, Lärche, Douglasie oder Robinie finden sich häufig im Außenbereich. Hochwertige Lasuren dringen in das Holz ein und stärken es von innen. Dabei bilden natürliche Öle und Harze eine effektive Barriere gegen unerwünschte Feuchtigkeit. Schwedische Holzlasuren begeistern mit einer natürlichen Farbpalette und einem matten Finish. Der nachhaltige Schutz der…
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#Farbpalette#Feuchtigkeit#Holzfarbe#Holzfarben#Holzoberfläche#Lärche#Lasur#Robinie#transparent#Wasserbasis#Witterungsbeständigkeit
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"The Biden administration on Thursday [August 15, 2024] released prices for the first 10 prescription drugs that were subject to landmark negotiations between drugmakers and Medicare, a milestone in a controversial process that aims to make costly medications more affordable for older Americans.
The government estimates that the new negotiated prices for the medications will lead to around $6 billion in net savings for the Medicare program in 2026 alone when they officially go into effect, or 22% net savings overall. That is based on the estimated savings the prices would have produced if they were in effect in 2023, senior administration officials told reporters Wednesday.
The Biden administration also expects the new prices to save Medicare enrollees $1.5 billion in out-of-pocket costs in 2026 alone.
“For so many people, being able to afford these drugs will mean the difference between debilitating illness and living full lives,” Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, administrator for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, told reporters. “These negotiated prices. They’re not just about costs. They are about helping to make sure that your father, your grandfather or you can live longer, healthier.”
It comes one day before the second anniversary of President Joe Biden’s signature Inflation Reduction Act, which gave Medicare the power to directly hash out drug prices with manufacturers for the first time in the federal program’s nearly 60-year history.
Here are the negotiated prices for a 30-day supply of the 10 drugs, along with their list prices based on 2023 prescription fills, according to a Biden administration fact sheet Thursday.
What Medicare and beneficiaries pay for a drug is often much less than the list price, which is what a wholesaler, distributor or other direct purchaser paid a manufacturer for a medication before any discounts...
The administration unveiled the first set of medications selected for the price talks in August 2023, kicking off a nearly yearlong negotiation period that ended at the beginning of the month.
The final prices give drugmakers, which fiercely oppose the policy, a glimpse of how much revenue they could expect to lose over the next few years. It also sets a precedent for the additional rounds of Medicare drug price negotiations, which will kick off in 2025 and beyond.
First 10 drugs subject to Medicare price negotiations
Eliquis, made by Bristol Myers Squibb, is used to prevent blood clotting to reduce the risk of stroke.
Jardiance, made by Boehringer Ingelheim and Eli Lilly, is used to lower blood sugar for people with Type 2 diabetes.
Xarelto, made by Johnson & Johnson, is used to prevent blood clotting, to reduce the risk of stroke.
Januvia, made by Merck, is used to lower blood sugar for people with Type 2 diabetes.
Farxiga, made by AstraZeneca, is used to treat Type 2 diabetes, heart failure and chronic kidney disease.
Entresto, made by Novartis, is used to treat certain types of heart failure.
Enbrel, made by Amgen, is used to treat autoimmune diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis.
Imbruvica, made by AbbVie and J&J, is used to treat different types of blood cancers.
Stelara, made by Janssen, is used to treat autoimmune diseases such as Crohn’s disease.
Fiasp and NovoLog, insulins made by Novo Nordisk.
In a statement Thursday, Biden called the new negotiated prices a “historic milestone” made possible because of the Inflation Reduction Act. He specifically touted Vice President Kamala Harris’ tiebreaking vote for the law in the Senate in 2022.
Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, said in a statement that she was proud to cast that deciding vote, adding there is more work to be done to lower health-care costs for Americans.
“Today’s announcement will be lifechanging for so many of our loved ones across the nation, and we are not stopping here,” Harris said in a statement Thursday, noting that additional prescription drugs will be selected for future rounds of negotiations."
-via CNBC, August 15, 2024
#public health#healthcare#united states#us politics#biden#harris#kamala harris#medicare#medicaid#healthcare accessibility#prescription drugs#big pharma#insulin#good news#hope
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"Two is not a solo" speelt met tegenstellingen, maar uiteindelijk is het meer een concert dan een theatershow.
Aleks over 'Two is not a solo' van Lissa Verbelen en Hendrik Lasure
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Latest updates: CFPB and CMS take action to stop illegal billing of lowest-income Medicare recipients
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a joint statement to protect millions of people with Medicare living at or below the poverty line from unlawful medical bills. These people in the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary group represent about one in eight Medicare recipients nationwide. Federal law generally prohibits healthcare providers who accept Medicare from billing these people – referred to as “QMBs” – for cost-sharing, such as co-pays or deductibles.
“Medical bills are a major contributor to bankruptcy and financial collapse for a family,” said CFPB Director Rohit Chopra. “The CFPB and CMS are working to ensure that Medicare beneficiaries are not subjected to illegal debt collection on improper medical bills.”
“The Biden-Harris Administration's efforts to make health care more affordable are life-changing for millions of Americans,” said CMS Administrator Chiquita Brooks-LaSure. “This guidance is part of our ongoing commitment to ensure people have access to health care without fear of receiving bills that they should not have to pay. No one should go bankrupt from getting the health care they need.”
The agencies' joint statement emphasizes that Traditional Medicare providers and suppliers, Medicare Advantage providers and suppliers, and debt collectors can be sanctioned by CMS or be liable under federal law for improperly billing these recipients. CMS is also releasing new resources clarifying that healthcare providers must refund any improper charges, regardless of whether they received incorrect information about a recipient's QMB status from Medicare Advantage plans.
The scope of improper billing affects millions of vulnerable Americans, despite existing legal protections. In 2021, about 1 in 8 Medicare beneficiaries – 8.7 million people – were enrolled in the QMB eligibility group. There is evidence that some Medicare providers and suppliers improperly seek payment from this population – including when Medicare Advantage plans give healthcare providers incorrect information. These improper bills can cascade into debt collection actions and negative credit reports, creating lasting financial harm for protected beneficiaries and contributing to a medical billing system rife with inaccuracies.
Many Medicare beneficiaries with low income struggle with medical costs:
About 17% of the thousands of Medicare-related complaints that the CFPB has received over the past several years specifically reference QMB status, and most of these complaints (about 11% of all CFPB Medicare-related complaints) include a report that a healthcare provider or debt collector attempted to collect debts not owed. These improper bills appear on people's credit reports and impact their access to housing, utilities, and other forms of insurance.
The risk of improper billing is particularly high for about 1.5 million QMBs who are in Medicare Advantage plans that are not specifically designed for low-income beneficiaries.
The joint statement describes the guidance that CMS is releasing today and explains how the laws that the CFPB administers and enforces apply to improper debt collection of QMBs. Specifically, the statement explains:
Debt collectors may not collect on improper and inaccurate bills targeting Medicare beneficiaries. The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act prohibits collecting bills that are not actually owed or are in the wrong amount.
Debt collectors may not tarnish credit reports with improper and inaccurate bills. Furnishing inaccurate information may violate the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and may also demonstrate that furnishers do not verify the accuracy of information they furnish.
The new CMS resources outline how providers should verify QMB status and require refunds of any improper payments collected. Providers who bill QMBs for improper charges are violating federal Medicare requirements or their obligations under Medicare Part C and may risk CMS sanctions.
Today's actions build upon the Biden-Harris Administration's call on states, local governments, and health care providers to take comprehensive action to reduce the burden of medical debt. The CFPB has taken a range of actions to address unfair and coercive medical debt collection and practices, including issuing guidance to prevent families from being targeted by illegal medical debt collection tactics and proposing a rule to ban medical bills from people's credit reports. The CFPB and other enforcement agencies will take action against debt collectors that violate the rights of patients.
Read today's joint statement.
Consumers can submit complaints about their debt collection issues by visiting the CFPB's website or by calling (855) 411-CFPB (2372).
QMBs whose providers will not stop billing them for items and services Medicare covers can contact 1-800 MEDICARE (TTY users can call 1-877-486-2048). CMS can advise the provider to stop billing them and to refund any payments they've made. Find this and other tips for QMBs on Medicare's website .
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German Vocabulary: Painting
die Acrylfarbe -- acrylic paint die Aquarellfarbe -- watercolour paint das Aquarellpapier -- watercolour paper das Bindemittel -- binder; binding agent die Borsten (pl.) -- bristles der Fächerpinsel -- fan brush die Farbe -- colour; paint der Firnis (pl. die Firnisse) -- varnish die Gouache -- gouache die Grundierung -- primer das Harz (pl. die Harze) -- resin das Leinöl -- linseed oil die Leinwand (pl. die Leinwände) -- canvas der Malgrund (pl. die Malgründe) -- [painting] surface der Malkasten -- paintbox das Malmittel -- medium der Napf (pl. die Näpfe) -- pan [of watercolour] die Ölfarbe -- oil paint das Ölmalpapier -- oil painting paper die Palette -- palette das Palettenmesser -- palette knife das Pigment (pl. die Pigmente) -- pigment der Pinsel (pl. die Pinsel) -- brush der Schwamm -- sponge der Spachtel -- painting knife die Staffelei -- easel die Tafel -- panel das Terpentinöl -- turpentine die Tube -- tube das Verdünnungsmittel -- thinner das Wassergefäß -- water container
die Acrylmalerei -- acrylic painting das Aquarell -- watercolour der Effekt (pl. die Effekte) -- effect der Entwurf -- sketch, outline die Komposition -- composition die Lasur -- glaze die Lavierung -- wash die Malerei -- painting die Ölmalerei -- oil painting die Skizze -- sketch der Pinselstrich (pl. die Pinselstriche) -- brushstroke die Technik -- technique die Textur -- texture der Ton (pl. die Töne) -- shade; tone
aquarellieren -- to paint in watercolours aufspannen -- to stretch lasieren -- to glaze malen -- to paint maskieren -- to mask mischen -- to mix; to blend reinigen -- to clean trocknen -- to dry tupfen -- to dab tüpfeln -- to dot überziehen -- to coat verdünnen -- to thin; to dilute
blass -- pale dunkel -- dark durchsichtig -- transparent; clear flüssig -- liquid glatt -- smooth gleichmäßig -- even; consistent lichtdurchlässig -- translucent marmoriert -- marbled monochrom -- monochrome nass -- wet rissig -- cracked transparent -- transparent trocken -- dry überlappend -- overlapping wasserlöslich -- water soluble
fett auf mager -- fat over lean hell-zu-dunkel -- light to dark nass-in-nass -- wet-on-wet nass-auf-trocken -- wet on dry
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‘Sonic Hug’ is the debut album by Louise van den Heuvel’s latest project, Sonic Hug, which delivers precisely what its name promises. Heuvel is a dynamic Dutch bass player and composer, and in this record, she retains her signature blend of modern music technologies and effect pedals to cook up a warm and inviting embrace of jazz and emotion. This self-titled debut album features her repertoire and a magnificent lineup of some of the leading figures in the Benelux jazz scene: Hendrik Lasure on keys, Daniel Jonkers on drums and Daniel Comerford on reeds, drawing Inspiration from Scandinavian jazz and modern music. The album is filled with intricate grooves, thanks partly to the stellar lineup of musicians Louise has assembled. Louise also sings on some of the tracks. Her crystalline voice adds an elegant flair to the music’s melancholic undercurrents.
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Come Hang - Come Hang PTL001, 2020
I was thinking about spontaneity in music, the excitement of the moment. This is something I am always very aware about and value a lot. The last few years, I became drawn to a more predetermined kind of music making. An architectural view on the process. Thinking about electronic tools and practices such as sequencers, sampling, sound synthesis and the possibilities that come from spending a lot of time with the material, turning it over and over. So I wanted to combine these two worlds. I invited musicians, old and new friends, to individual creative hang sessions. Most of the tracks came to be in a very organic way. Next to this, there were lots of loose ends and tiny weird ideas. I cut these bits up and messed around with them. Combining sounds, looking for something fresh that matches the aesthetics of these underground construction site reverberations. It was a trip. I hope the person who hears this music gets as much joy, wonder and easeful contemplation out of it as I did, creating an album that was actually creating itself.
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Benjamin Hermans - reeds, melodica
Maya Mertens - voice
Klaas De Somer - drums, udu
Lukas Somers - guitar, gitarett
David Idrisov - bass
Michiel Renson - voice
Hendrik Lasure - piano, synth
Willem Malfliet - sequencer
Produced, recorded and mixed by Willem Malfliet at VOLTA
Mastered by Gert Van Hoof at Cochlea Mastering
Vinyl master by Frédéric Alstadt at Ångström Mastering
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In this video, older adults talk about why they got their COVID-19 booster shots and why they hope others do too.
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Un coffre technique avec ses questions
Ce mercredi, j'ai commencé à monter le coffre technique. Il reposera sur la flèche et j'en ai calculé l'ossature en fonction de la citerne 100L, de la roue jockey pour pouvoir la faire tourner librement, et en fonction aussi de la présence de montants dans l'ossature bois de la tiny elle-même.
Pour résumer, il faut que la citerne rentre dans le coffre. Il faut pouvoir ouvrir celui-ci facilement, sans que la porte heurte la manivelle de la roue jockey de la remorque. Enfin, je dois prendre en compte le fait que les montants de la façade Nord de l'ossature de la tiny doivent être accessibles a minima pour placer des liteaux sur lesquels je devrai fixer les lames de bardage.
En cours de route, face à la problématique des liteaux de la façade nord que j'avais déjà fixés, j'ai décidé de les dévisser et remis du scotch d'étanchéité sur les trous. Je mettrai les liteaux à l'horizontale et le bardage de la face nord sera vertical, à la différence du reste de la tiny où il est horizontal. Cela me plait beaucoup de faire ce changement.
Bref, j'ai déligné d'autres montants de sections 45x95 en 45x42,5.
J'ai pris les mesures précises pour passer dans tout le cadre donné plus haut et j'ai décidé de renforcer la base avec de la section 45x95 au dos et sur les côtés.
Après avoir fait la peinture du galva hier, j'ai mis de l'epdm sur les zones de contact avec les montants métalliques de la flèche, car je vais devoir remettre de la moustiquaire métallique aussi sous le coffre technique et dois éviter l'électrolyse.
Pour la porte, j'avais récupéré deux portes de service pour le coffre, afin de ne pas perdre trop de temps à fabriquer la porte. Je pense n'en utiliser qu'une au final. Comme ce sont des portes qui ne sont pas en bois massif, j'ai testé sur la porte l'accroche de la lasure bleue que j'ai aussi sur mon bardage - et c'est impeccable.
Un dernier point : je voulais initialement avoir un coffre technique détachable. Mais cela supposait des contraintes techniques que je ne voulais pas aborder et surtout, étant donné que mon système de filtration et ma citerne sont dedans, cela ne rime à rien que le coffre soit détachable. Donc tout étant limpide, je fonce vers la suite pour mon coffre. De belles nouvelles, donc
Mais toujours pas de photos !
Promis, c'est pour bientôt !
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App: Affinity Photo Tablet: Huion 1409v2 Test mit Wasserfarben Pinsel (Lasur, Farbüberlagerung, wenig Granulierung).
Format: 70 x 100 cm.
Dr. Andreas Korn
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"Two is not a solo" laat je meer met je oren waarnemen dan met je ogen.
Arachine over 'Two is not a solo' van Hendrik Lasure en Lissa Verbelen
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Spielhaus Bauanleitung - Spielhaus selber bauen EBooks
Es gibt viele Ressourcen und Anleitungen, um ein Spielhaus selbst zu bauen. Hier sind einige Schritte und Tipps, die dir helfen können:
Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung für den Bau eines Spielhauses
Planung und Design:
Überlege dir die Größe und das Design des Spielhauses. Skizziere eine einfache Grundrisszeichnung.
Berücksichtige den Platz, den du zur Verfügung hast, sowie die Anzahl der Kinder, die das Spielhaus nutzen werden.
Materialwahl:
Wähle wetterfestes Holz (z.B. Kiefer oder Fichte) oder andere Materialien wie Kunststoff oder Metall.
Besorge dir die nötigen Werkzeuge: Säge, Hammer, Schraubenzieher, Bohrmaschine, Zollstock und Wasserwaage.
Fundament:
Baue ein stabiles Fundament, um das Spielhaus zu stabilisieren. Das kann ein Betonfundament oder eine Holzrahmenkonstruktion sein.
Rahmenbau:
Baue den Rahmen des Hauses, indem du die Wände und das Dach konstruierst. Achte darauf, dass alles rechtwinklig und stabil ist.
Wände und Dach:
Befestige die Wandpaneele und das Dach. Du kannst auch Fenster und Türen einfügen.
Innenausstattung:
Gestalte das Innere des Spielhauses mit Regalen, Sitzgelegenheiten oder Spielzeug.
Oberflächenbehandlung:
Schleife die Oberflächen und trage eine wetterfeste Farbe oder Lasur auf, um das Holz zu schützen.
Sicherheit:
Achte darauf, dass keine scharfen Kanten oder gefährlichen Materialien vorhanden sind. Überprüfe regelmäßig die Stabilität.
Zusätzliche Tipps
E-Books und Online-Ressourcen: Suche nach E-Books oder Online-Anleitungen, die detaillierte Pläne und Bilder bieten.
Videos: Auf Plattformen wie YouTube gibt es zahlreiche Tutorials, die dir visuell helfen können.
Inspiration: Schau dir andere Spielhäuser an, um kreative Ideen zu sammeln.
Wenn du spezifische Informationen zu einem bestimmten Design oder Materialien benötigst, lass es mich wissen!
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[ad_1] The bookings for trips of train No 07626 on special charges will open on October 14. | Representative Photo: Shutterstock2 min read Last Updated : Oct 12 2024 | 11:34 PM IST Central Railways will run 24 additional festival special trains between Panvel and Nanded to clear the extra rush of passengers during the Dussehra, Diwali and Chhath Puja festivals, an official press release stated. As per the release, The details are as under: Train 07626 Bi-weekly Festival special will leave from Panvel at 2.30 pm every Tuesday and Thursday from October 22 to November 28 and arrive Hazur Sahib Nanded at 04.30 am next day. 12 services in total will be made Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp Train 07625 Bi-weekly Festival special will leave Hazur Sahib Nanded at 11 pm every Monday and Wednesday from October 21 to November 27 and arrive Panvel at 1:25 pm the next day. 12 services in total will be made, the press release stated. These will be the halts for both the trains: Kalyan, Igatpuri, Nashik Road, Manmad, Nagarsol, Rotegaon, Lasur, Aurangabad, Jalna, Partur, Selu, Manwat, Parbhani and Purna. The composition of the trains will be 13 AC 3-Tier, 6 Sleeper Class, 1 Generator Car and 1 Pantry Car, the press release stated. The bookings for trips of train No 07626 on special charges will open on October 14 at all computerized reservation centres and on the website www.irctc.co. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)First Published: Oct 12 2024 | 11:34 PM IST [ad_2] Source link
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[ad_1] The bookings for trips of train No 07626 on special charges will open on October 14. | Representative Photo: Shutterstock2 min read Last Updated : Oct 12 2024 | 11:34 PM IST Central Railways will run 24 additional festival special trains between Panvel and Nanded to clear the extra rush of passengers during the Dussehra, Diwali and Chhath Puja festivals, an official press release stated. As per the release, The details are as under: Train 07626 Bi-weekly Festival special will leave from Panvel at 2.30 pm every Tuesday and Thursday from October 22 to November 28 and arrive Hazur Sahib Nanded at 04.30 am next day. 12 services in total will be made Click here to connect with us on WhatsApp Train 07625 Bi-weekly Festival special will leave Hazur Sahib Nanded at 11 pm every Monday and Wednesday from October 21 to November 27 and arrive Panvel at 1:25 pm the next day. 12 services in total will be made, the press release stated. These will be the halts for both the trains: Kalyan, Igatpuri, Nashik Road, Manmad, Nagarsol, Rotegaon, Lasur, Aurangabad, Jalna, Partur, Selu, Manwat, Parbhani and Purna. The composition of the trains will be 13 AC 3-Tier, 6 Sleeper Class, 1 Generator Car and 1 Pantry Car, the press release stated. The bookings for trips of train No 07626 on special charges will open on October 14 at all computerized reservation centres and on the website www.irctc.co. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)First Published: Oct 12 2024 | 11:34 PM IST [ad_2] Source link
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