On the Central line, train movements have been suspended on the main lines between CSMT and Thane.
The heavy rains over the past 24 hours have significantly impacted Mumbai’s transportation. Both the Western and Central lines have been affected. Commuters have reported train cancellations on social media. Officially, trains on the Western lines are still running, albeit with delays. However, on the Central line, train movements have been suspended on the main lines between CSMT and Thane.
Western line
Western Railway passengers encountered waterlogging problems on the way to Churchgate after Dadar station.
Trains Running Up to 10 Minutes Late: Western Railway
Western Railway updated around 9 am, confirming, “WR’s Mumbai suburban trains are running up to 10 minutes late because water is above track level between Matunga Rd and Dadar due to heavy rains.”
WR’s Mumbai Suburban trains are running upto 10 mins late because water is above track level between Matunga Rd and Dadar due to heavy rains.
High capacity water pumps are being utilised to drain waters away from the railway tracks to ensure a smooth commute for Mumbaikars.… pic.twitter.com/a52nG18RZf
— Western Railway (@WesternRly) July 8, 2024
“High-capacity water pumps are being used to drain water away from the railway tracks to ensure a smooth commute for Mumbaikars”, stated Western Railway in a social media post.
Central line
Central Railway provided an update at 9:30 am, confirming, “Due to water logging at various places, Train Services on Main line Down & Up Fast line between CSMT – Thane is suspended. However, Dn & Up slow lines are running. Harbour line services are temporarily suspended due to waterlogging at Chunnabhati.”
