Western Railway Suspends Trains Between Gholvad and Umargam Amid Rising Water Levels

Western Railway has suspended all train operations between Gholvad and Umargam stations in Maharashtra following a sharp rise in water levels along the route. The decision was taken after safety assessments indicated that the increased water threatened the integrity of the track and surrounding infrastructure.

The stretch between Gholvad and Umargam is known to be vulnerable during the monsoon season, and the recent rainfall has caused water to accumulate in low-lying areas. Railway officials have warned that continued operation could pose risks to passengers and crew.

Passengers traveling on the affected corridor are advised to seek alternative routes or wait for the resumption of services, which will be announced once the water levels subside and the track is inspected for safety.