Ghaziabad Station Alert: 10-Day Block to Disrupt Major Train Services

Kush Singh25 September 20261 min read3 viewsNews
Ghaziabad Station Alert: 10-Day Block to Disrupt Major Train Services

Commuters traveling through the Delhi-NCR rail network should prepare for significant changes as Northern Railway has announced a major 10-day power and traffic block at Ghaziabad station. The maintenance work is scheduled to take place at Platform Number 4, starting from September 25 to October 4, 2026.

This essential infrastructure project is aimed at improving safety and track stability. The work involves the replacement of damaged sleepers and the removal of corroded rails, which is necessary to maintain the integrity of the line.

Major Disruptions: Cancellations and Platform Changes

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The upcoming maintenance is expected to cause widespread operational shifts. Travelers should take note of the following impacts on train services:

  • 18 local trains have been cancelled during this period.
  • 28 long-distance services will be redirected to different platforms.
  • The Moradabad-Ghaziabad MEMU service will be completely suspended for the duration of the maintenance work.

Affected EMU Services and Specific Cancellations

Several EMU services operating between key hubs, including New Delhi, Ghaziabad, Delhi Junction, Palwal, Sahibabad, Meerut City, and Moradabad, will face disruptions. The following train numbers are specifically affected:

  • 64426, 64429, 64437, 64402, 64411
  • 64906, 64419, 64409, 64428, 64431
  • 64432, 64433, 64553, 64555, and 64556

Furthermore, the 64051 Palwal-Ghaziabad train has been officially cancelled from September 24 through October 3.

How to Check Your Train Status

To avoid any last-minute inconvenience at the station, railway authorities advise all passengers to verify the current status of their trains before beginning their journey. You can use the following resources for real-time updates:

  1. The National Train Enquiry System (NTES) website or app.
  2. The official railway helpline by dialing 139.
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