Major Block Scheduled on Mumbais Local Train Network on November 15
Mumbais local train services will face disruptions on November 15 due to a major maintenance block.

Mumbai, November 13 (Daily Kiran) : A significant maintenance block will affect Mumbai’s local train services on November 15. The Central Railway has announced that various engineering and maintenance activities will take place during this time. To minimize inconvenience, the railway has informed passengers in advance.
The block will occur between Thane and Kalyan stations on the slow lines, from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Down services departing from Mulund between 10:43 AM and 3:53 PM will be diverted to the down fast line between Mulund and Kalyan. These trains will stop at Thane, Kalwa, Mumbra, Diva, and Dombivli stations, arriving at their destinations approximately 10 minutes late.
Similarly, up services leaving Kalyan from 10:36 AM to 3:51 PM will also be diverted to the up fast line between Kalyan and Mulund. These trains will halt at Dombivli, Diva, Mumbra, Kalwa, and Thane before returning to the up slow line at Mulund station, also arriving 10 minutes late.
All up and down slow services departing or arriving at CSMT Mumbai between 11:00 AM and 5:00 PM will run 10 minutes behind schedule.
Additionally, the up and down harbor lines between Panvel and Vashi will be blocked from 11:05 AM to 4:05 PM, excluding the port line. Up harbor services from Panvel to CSMT between 10:33 AM and 3:49 PM, as well as down harbor services from CSMT to Belapur/Panvel from 9:45 AM to 3:12 PM, will be canceled.
Up trans-harbor services from Panvel to Thane and down trans-harbor services from Thane to Panvel will also be suspended during the block. However, special local trains will operate on the CSMT Mumbai – Vashi section, and services on the trans-harbor line between Thane and Vashi/Nerul will remain available. The port line services will continue uninterrupted.
The railway emphasized that this maintenance block is essential for infrastructure upkeep and passenger safety. Passengers are requested to cooperate and plan their journeys accordingly.



