A tree and debris fell on the Vishwa Dharohar Kalka-Shimla railway track on July 1, 2026. This happened at the start of the monsoon season. The incident caused significant disruptions to train services in the region. Passengers traveling between Kalka and Shimla faced delays due to the blockage.
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Where exactly did the incident happen?
The tree and debris fell on the tracks between Koti, Dharampur, and Kaithlighat, Shoghi railway stations. These areas are part of the heritage route managed by the Ambala Division of Indian Railways. Local staff worked to clear the track to restore normal operations.
Which trains were affected by the delay?
A total of six trains were delayed because of this incident. The details of the affected trains are as follows:
| Route Direction | Number of Trains Delayed |
|---|---|
| Kalka to Shimla | 2 Trains |
| Shimla to Kalka | 4 Trains |
The Summer Special train was one of the most affected, experiencing a delay of 1 hour and 16 minutes. This caused considerable inconvenience to the passengers on board.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How many trains were delayed on the Kalka-Shimla route?
A total of 6 trains were delayed, including 2 trains from Kalka to Shimla and 4 trains from Shimla to Kalka.
Which specific train faced the most delay?
The Summer Special train was delayed by 1 hour and 16 minutes due to the debris on the track.