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Five Al Atlas trains in Morocco limited to Asilah on Sunday

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Five Al Atlas trains in Morocco limited to Asilah on SundayThis Photo was taken by Timothy A · CC BY-SA 4.0

The National Railway Office, ONCF, announces changes to Al Atlas trains between Tangier and Asilah, Morocco, from 15 to 17 November, due to works at Dalia station. Five trains, numbered 351, 301, 353, 303 and 180, will be limited to Asilah on Sunday and will not serve Tangier Ville.

Five Al Atlas trains will not serve Tangier Ville station on Sunday 15 November 2026. Their route will be limited to Asilah station, according to the National Railway Office (ONCF), Morocco’s rail operator.

The trains concerned are 351, 301, 353, 303 and 180. The changes run from Sunday 15 November at 00:00 to Tuesday 17 November 2026 at midnight. They are linked to track and platform works at Dalia station, intended to increase the capacity of the Tangier line.

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