The story so far
Western Railway Disruption
Tracked across 4 sources · Updated 5h ago
Heavy rain in Gujarat and Maharashtra caused a bank slip between Udvada and Pardi, leading to train cancellations, short-terminations, and track damage. Flooding in Palghar left over 1 lakh people cut off, with NDRF deployed. Red alerts were issued.
How it unfolded
8h ago
Over 1 lakh cut off as dams overflow in Palghar
1d ago
Rail traffic suspended between Gholvad and Umargam
1d ago
Red alert in Palghar; flood-like situation in Dahanu
2d ago
Bank slip damages track between Udvada and Pardi
2d ago
Heavy rain disrupts Western Railway services
What happened earlier
Latest updates
Latest
Full story →Mumbai Rains: Rail traffic suspended, Vande Bharat, Shatabdi cancelled
Western Railway suspended rail traffic between Gholvad and Umargam due to rising water levels at Railway Bridge No. 203.
Vande Bharat, Shatabdi Express, and Gujarat Superfast Express on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route are cancelled for Thursday.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →Western Railway Trains Update: Delays Expected As Operations Regulated Due To Heavy Rain In Vapi-Udwada
Heavy rain in the Vapi-Udwada section has led to regulated operations on Western Railway.
Waterlogging and disruptions affected rail services in parts of Maharashtra.
The Indian Meteorological Department has issued yellow, orange, and red alerts.
Railway authorities advised passengers to expect delays and monitor travel updates.
Earlier · 2d ago
Full story →Mumbai Rains: Long-Distance Trains Cancelled, Short-Terminated On Western Railway After Bank Slip On
A bank slip between Udvada and Pardi on Western Railway's Vapi-Udvada section disrupted long-distance train services due to heavy rainfall.
All down-direction trains were regulated, causing delays and cancellations, including the 69153 Umbergaon Road-Valsad passenger train.
Several trains were short-terminated or reversed, such as the Ahmedabad-Bandra Terminus (12934) terminated at Valsad and returned as 12933, and the Ahmedabad-Mumbai Central (12932) terminated at Navsari.
Suburban services in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, including Western Railway's Churchgate-Dahanu Road and Central Railway's main lines, remained largely operational with minor delays.
Passengers were advised to check train status via the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) or Indian Railways portal before traveling.