Western Railway has announced several operational adjustments for July 25 and 26, 2026, as heavy rainfall and waterlogging continue to impact parts of the network. While Mumbai suburban services remain largely stable, passengers traveling on long-distance routes should prepare for cancellations and diversions. Key updates for travelers include:
- Cancellation of Udhna-Nandurbar MEMU (69177/69178) for July 25 due to waterlogging.
- Cancellation of over 13 long-distance trains, including 12935 Bandra Terminus-Surat Express and 19101 Virar-Bharuch Express, for July 25 and 26.
- Extension of eight festival special trains connecting Mumbai, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh until late August and September 2026.
- Temporary suspension of Mumbai PRS services between 11:45 PM on July 25 and 3:15 AM on July 26.
Operational Status and Service Disruptions
Despite the challenges posed by the weather, Mumbai Local trains on the Churchgate-Dahanu Road and Harbour lines are currently operating normally. While the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route has seen partial restoration, passengers should expect significant delays due to speed restrictions and ongoing repair work on bridges between Gholvad and Umbergaon. Furthermore, the Bandra Terminus-Bhavnagar Terminus Express (12971) has been diverted via the Ahmedabad-Gandhigram-Botad route.
Important Maintenance and Block Updates
Western Railway has scheduled a night jumbo block between Mumbai Central and Mahim from 12:25 AM to 4:25 AM on July 25-26, which will result in fast local trains being diverted to slow lines. Additionally, Central Railway will conduct a mega block on the Thane-Vashi/Nerul Trans Harbour lines on July 26 from 11:10 AM to 4:10 PM, leading to scheduled service cancellations. A separate block at Mulund is also planned for Foot Over Bridge girder work.
Extended Services for Passengers
In a positive development for travelers, Western Railway has extended the run of several festival specials to meet high demand. Notable extensions include the Bandra Terminus-Bhavnagar City (09207), Bandra Terminus-Bhuj (09037/09009), and the Udhna-Subedarganj special (04156/04155), which will now operate until September 1, 2026. Railway authorities strongly advise all passengers to check the National Train Enquiry System (NTES) app or monitor official social media channels for real-time updates before heading to the station.



























