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Mumbai Local Train Update: Bamboo Pole Removed From Overhead Wire; Services On Central Line Still Affected

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: July 24, 2024 10:53 IST

The Chief Public Relations Officer of Central Railway informed that the authorities removed the bamboo Pole that had fallen ...

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The Chief Public Relations Officer of Central Railway informed that the authorities removed the bamboo Pole that had fallen on overhead equipment between Sion and Matunga stations in Mumbai, and the traffic on the fast local line was restored.

"The bamboo Pole, which had fallen on overhead equipment between Sion and Matunga, was removed at 8:25, and the traffic on the fast local line has been restored," CPRO issued a statement.

However, Mumbai local train services on the Central Line towards Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) are still running behind schedule, according to information we received from commuters.

Also Read | Mumbai Local Train Update: Fast Trains Towards CSMT Delayed After Bamboo Falls On Overhead Wire.

Earlier on Wednesday morning, a bamboo pole had fallen on the overhead equipment between Sion and Matunga, due to which fast trains on the Central Line towards CSMT were disrupted. The trains were delayed about 30 minutes during pick hours.

The bamboo pole was successfully removed at 8:25 AM, and traffic on the up-fast local line was restored shortly after.

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