The Central Railway, while sharing the Mumbai local train updates, said that the trains to Badlapur, Karjat and Khopoli will only go up to Ambernath after disruption on SE line.
It said that due to unavoidable reasons, train services on the South East (SE) Line have been disrupted and the trains that usually run to Badlapur, Karjat, and Khopoli will now only go up to Ambernath.
Due to unavoidable reasons, SE line traffic was affected. All DN local towards Badlapur, karjat,khopoli will run up to Ambernath & run back as SPL CSMT.
— DRM Mumbai CR (@drmmumbaicr) July 31, 2024
The Central Railway wrote on X, “From Ambernath, the trains will head back towards CSMT (Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus) as special services.”
Central Railway train services to be affected from July 29 to Aug 1
Meanwhile, the Central Railway train services will be affected from July 29 to August 1 due to traffic and power blocks at Daund for electronic interlocking.
“Train movement will be affected from July 29 to August 1 due to electronic interlocking work at Daund. Central Railway will conduct traffic and power blocks at Daund for electronic interlocking,” the Central Railway said in a post on X.
While updating passengers about Central Railway train services, it further stated that these blocks are essential for modernising railway infrastructure. “Passengers are requested to bear with the Railways for any inconvenience caused,” it added.
Train Movement Affected from 29 July to 1 August Due to Non Interlocking (NI) Work at Daund
Central Railway will conduct Traffic and Power blocks at Daund for Non Interlocking (NI)
These blocks are essential for modernising railway infrastructure.
Passengers are requested to… pic.twitter.com/GB96m2ubIm
— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 31, 2024
On Tuesday, several commuters were seen walking on the tracks following a signal failure at CSMT leading to detention of trains entering CSMT all the way till Byculla.
The Central Railway officials stated that it was rectified at 3:16 pm.
“There was no way for commuters to know what was wrong. We waited for quite some time before jumping on tracks. In this age of communication, the railways still do not have a way to communicate real-time updates inside the train,” a commuter Mohanan Raji said on Tuesday.
