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Mumbai Local Train Update: Central, Harbour Lines To Face Mega Block Tomorrow, Night Block On WR; Several Services Cancelled - Check Details

Mumbai: Mumbai commuters are likely to face disruptions on Sunday as Central Railway will operate mega blocks on the Matunga–Mulund and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT)–Chunabhatti/Bandra sections. Western Railway will also undertake a block on the Mahim–Mumbai Central section after midnight on Saturday, affecting late-night and early-morning local services. However, no daytime block…

Mumbai Local Train Update: Central, Harbour Lines To Face Mega Block Tomorrow, Night Block On WR; Several Services Cancelled - Check Details

Mumbai commuters face disruptions on Sunday as Central and Western Railways implement major blocks. The Central Railway will carry out a mega block on the Matunga–Mulund and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT)–Chunabhatti/Bandra sections from 11:05 am to 3:55 pm. Slow-line services in both directions will be rerouted to fast lines, leading to cancellations and delays of 20-25 minutes.

On the Harbour Line, a block will occur between CSMT and Chunabhatti/Bandra from 11:40 am to 4:40 pm. During this time, local services between CSMT and Vashi, Belapur, Panvel, and between CSMT and Bandra/Goregaon will be cancelled. Special local services will operate between Panvel and Kurla to assist passengers. The Trans-Harbour Line and Belapur–Uran route will remain unaffected.

Western Railway will also implement a block on the Mahim–Mumbai Central section after midnight, between 12:50 am on Sunday and 4:25 am. Fast-line local services will be diverted to slow lines, causing some late-night services to be cancelled and others to run behind schedule. No daytime block is planned for Western Railway on Sunday.

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