Here's A Full List Of Trains Rescheduled Today
Indian Railways operated Western Railway has mentioned a list of trains rescheduled today because of Mumbai rains on its official twitter handle- @WesternRly. Several trains are running late or have been rescheduled due to heavy Mumbai rains. The Southwest Monsoon picked up momentum in Mumbai, bringing heavy showers and affecting the movement of trains. Local train services of the Central Railway (CR), Western Railway (WR) and on the Harbour Line corridor were running late by 5 to 10 minutes, PTI reported.  However, there was no disruption in running of trains on Western Railway suburban section, the tweet added. (Also read: Indian Railways Concession On Ticket Prices: Rules, Policies And Other Details​)
No disruption in running of trains on WR suburban section inspite of heavy rains. #WRUpdates @drmbct— Western Railway (@WesternRly) June 25, 2018
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Show must go on! WR started restoration/strengthening of track wch was affected due to floods betwn Bhilad & Sanjan in Mumbai Div following heavy rains in previous night, after clearing regulated trains in shortest possible time. Trains are being passed at restricted speed here. pic.twitter.com/KZf3Ck34l7— Western Railway (@WesternRly) June 25, 2018
Details of train regulated/rescheduled by Western Railway:(Also read:IRCTC Foreign Tourist Quota: Ticket Booking Rules, Service Charges, Cancellation Policies)
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