Heavy rains totally disrupts train services in Mumbai area, CM orders early closure of Govt Offices

 



Due to heavy rains in Maharashtra, the speed of Mumbai local has slowed down.  Many trains have been cancelled and diverted.


Due to heavy rains in Thane district adjacent to Mumbai, the track changing point on the Kalyan-Kasara route was damaged, due to which train services on this route were stopped on Wednesday afternoon.  A senior railway official gave this information.  The Central Railway also informed that it has diverted some mail and express trains on Diva-Panvel-Karjat route and Daund-Manmad route, besides terminating some trains between Mumbai and Pune.  

Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde on Wednesday ordered that the government offices in Mumbai and the neighboring region should be closed early. The order comes as many local trains were delayed due to heavy rains and the government wanted the employees to reach home on time.


 Chief Public Relations Officer of Central Railway, Dr. Shivraj Manaspure told that at around 2.40 pm, train services were stopped on the Kalyan-Kasara route due to point failure.  Train tracks between Ambernath and Badlapur stations in Thane were completely submerged, affecting suburban services between Kalyan and Khopoli (in Raigad) since 11 am.




 Manaspure said that trains are not running on the Kalyan-Kasara route.  Earlier in the day, the official said that the Badlapur-Ambernath route was closed for trains since 11.05 am due to water-logging.

 These trains are cancelled

12128 Pune-CSMT Intercity exp

11008 Pune-CSMT Deccan exp

22106 Pune-CSMT Indrayani exp    

12123 CSMT-pune exp

11009 CSMT-Pune Sinhagad exp

Tomorrow also these below trains are cancelled 

12124 Pune-CSMT exp

11010 CSMT-Pune Sinhagad exp

12127 CSMT-Pune Intercity exp

11007 CSMT-Pune Deccan exp

22105 CSMT-Pune Indrayani exp


Below trains are being diverted 

22731 HYB-CSMT exp

22226 SUR-CSMT VB exp

11014 CBE-LTT exp

22180 MAS-LTT exp

12164 MAS-LTT exp

22160 MAS-CSMT exp

16340 NCJ-CSMT Exp

11302 SBC-CSMT exp

12939 Pune-Jaipur exp

16210 Mysore-Ajmer exp

22186 Pune-Ahmedabad exp

22943-DD-INDB exp

22159 CSMT-MAS exp

22101 LTT-MDU exp

11019 CSMT-BBS exp

22732 CSMT-HYN exp

16588 BKN-YPR exp

20920 EKNR-MAS exp

22717 Rajkot- secunderabad exp


 Due to incessant rains in Maharashtra, the water level of Vashishti river crossed the danger mark on Wednesday afternoon, due to which several trains were stopped at Chiplun in Ratnagiri district, affecting the train services of Konkan Railway.  An officer gave this information.

 Konkan Railway's Chief Public Relations Officer LK Verma said that the water level of the river has crossed the danger mark at the railway bridge, and due to this train services have been stopped as a precautionary measure.  He said that the Kochuveli-Indore Express has been stopped at Chiplun station and also informed that no train is stuck at Vashishti railway bridge.

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