City
Epaper

Strong wind affects WR services for three hours

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: June 11, 2023 10:00 IST

Western Railway services were affected by cyclonic winds near Vaitarna, possibly the effects of cyclone Biparjoy that is developing ...

Open in App

Western Railway services were affected by cyclonic winds near Vaitarna, possibly the effects of cyclone Biparjoy that is developing over the Arabian Sea. A WR spokesperson said, "At 2pm, OHE supply tripped between Kelve and Vaitarani stations on both Up and Down lines. At 2.20pm, the Down line OHE was restored."

An official said that the location was near Vaitarani, near the mountains, where wind velocity was quite high, because of which the OHE mast too got uprooted. But the Churchgate-bound line failed to normalise as an OHE mast uncoupled and tilted from the foundation at a bridge near Vaitarani. A tower wagon was despatched from Borivli and reached the site at 3pm. The spokesperson said, "Work began at 3.45pm and ended at 5pm, after which services resumed.

Tags: Western RailwayMaharashtra NewsMumbai NewsCyclone Biporjoy
Open in App

Related Stories

PunePune Accident: 50-Year-Old Man Dies After Being Hit by Speeding Vehicle on Jejuri Road

MumbaiLawrence Bishnoi's Brother Anmol Bishnoi Deported from US, Key Conspirator in Baba Siddique Murder Case

MumbaiMumbai: Crime Branch Records Crucial Statement from Rohit Arya’s Wife in Powai Kidnap-Encounter Case

PunePune Shocker: Petrol Pump Attendant Assaulted; Dealers Demand Urgent Action (Watch Video)

MumbaiMumbai: Uncle Allegedly Pushes 16-Year-Old Niece Off Moving Train; Girl Dies on the Spot in Bhayandar

Maharashtra Realted Stories

Navi MumbaiNavi Mumbai: Man Duped of Rs 10.68 Lakh; Hacker Uses New Technique to Steal Money

MaharashtraDevendra Fadnavis and Tiger Shroff Join Forces to Power Maharashtra’s ‘Maha-Deva’ Football Revolution

MaharashtraPalghar Horror: Man Strangles 25-Year-Old Wife, Arrested After Body Found Near Highway

PunePune: Navale Bridge Accident Triggers Major Road Safety Upgrade; Land Acquisition Approved

MaharashtraMaharashtra Cabinet Clears 'Iconic Cities Policy' for Land Owned by CIDCO, Other Agencies