A modern electric train manufactured by CRRC-Dalian began its operation on the Tashkent–Andijan–Tashkent route on October 21. This new set replaced the previously used passenger train for services No. 732/731, according to a statement from the press service of Uztemiryulyulovchi JSC.
The new train consists of five economy-class carriages and can carry 415 passengers. Train No. 732 departs from Tashkent Passenger Station at 18:40 and arrives at Andijan-1 station at 23:12. The return trip, No. 731, will depart from Andijan at 07:20 on October 22 and arrive in Tashkent at 12:12. The trains will continue to operate on the scheduled days.
Due to weekly technical inspections of the electric train, service No. 730/729 on the Tashkent–Andijan–Tashkent route will be canceled on Mondays, starting from October 26.
Schedules for several other trains connecting Andijan with cities in Uzbekistan are also changing. Updated timetables come into effect from October 21 for trains No. 125/126 on the Andijan–Khiva/Urgench route, No. 129/130 between Andijan and Termez, and No. 127/128 between Andijan and Kungrad, in addition to suburban trains No. 6312, 7091, 7093, and 7094.
The schedule for train No. 95/97 between Andijan and Tashkent will change from October 22. Starting from October 24, new schedules will be implemented for train No. 93 from Andijan to Tashkent and train No. 98/94 from Tashkent to Andijan.
The revised schedule for train No. 734/92 between Tashkent and Andijan will take effect on October 25, followed by train No. 733 from Andijan to Tashkent on October 26, and train No. 91 on the same route on October 27.
For train No. 130/129, which runs from Termez to Andijan and departs from Termez on October 20, an updated schedule is introduced from October 21 for the Tashkent-Yug–Andijan section. Passengers are advised to take these changes into account when planning trips and to check departure times in advance.