Mumbai's Central Railway services faced significant disruptions today due to a sudden power supply failure. The incident caused delays and cancellations, affecting thousands of commuters.
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The disruption was caused by a sudden power supply failure which affected the electrified sections of the Central Railway between Kurla and Kalyan stations.
The disruption started around 8:30 AM and services started to normalize by late afternoon. However, the delays and cancellations continued to affect the evening rush hour.
The Central Railway deployed additional staff at major stations to manage the crowd and provide information. They also made regular announcements to keep passengers updated and apologized for the inconvenience.
Yes, the Central Railway has announced a refund policy for the affected passengers. Passengers can apply for a refund through the official website or at designated counters at major stations.
The Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM) and the state transport department have called for a thorough investigation. They have urged the railway authorities to invest in modernizing the power supply infrastructure to ensure reliable and uninterrupted services.
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