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Mumbai Rain Latest News Today: Once again, heavy rains have battered Mumbai - the country’s financial hub. Since the past three days, Mumbai is witnessing heavy rains, which have resulted in massive traffic on roads, waterlogging, slowdown of trains and many delayed flights. With Saturday in, now Mumbai is facing even more problems, especially in the central side with  Mahalaxmi Express being stranded, and many areas like Ambernath, Badlapur, Kalyan and Ulhas Nagar witnessing waterlogging. The Central Railways have been forced to divert or cancel many other trains. 
Mahalaxmi Express carrying nearly 2000 passengers was stranded near Badlapur and Vangani due to massive waterlogging. The rescue mission was in full swing today with Navy and NDRF taking charge. In the latest update, the Central Railways has announced that over 600 passengers on board have been rescued as of now by various government agencies.
<blockquote>More than 600 passengers of <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/MahalaxmiExpress?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MahalaxmiExpress</a> rescued as of now by various govt agencies with NDRF.
— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) <a href="https://twitter.com/Central_Railway/status/1155033974957199361?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 27, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Central Railways said that Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis has appealed to the citizens stranded in Mahalaxmi Express to not worry and has ensured that all measures and rescue operations are taken care of by roping in all expert teams from NDRF, Army, Navy, Local administration, Police, Railway Ministry.
<blockquote>Maharashtra Hon'ble CM Devendra Fadnavis has appealed to the citizens stranded in <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/MahalaxmiExpress?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MahalaxmiExpress</a> to not worry &amp; has ensured that all measures &amp; rescue operations are taken care of roping in all expert teams from NDRF, Army, Navy, Local administration, Police, Railway Ministry. <a href="https://t.co/uK0Mmr6HNX">pic.twitter.com/uK0Mmr6HNX</a>
— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) <a href="https://twitter.com/Central_Railway/status/1155029989634347009?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 27, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Meanwhile, the Central Railways has revised schedule or cancelled a few other trains. And if you are travelling from any of the below-mentioned trains, then it is advisable to check the status of your train: 
17032 Hyderabad-Mumbai Express JCO 26.07.2019 is short terminated at Pune and will run as 17031 Mumbai-Hyderabad Express JCO 27.7.2019 from Pune.
<blockquote>17032 Hyderabad-Mumbai Express JCO 26.07.2019 is short terminated at Pune and will run as 17031 Mumbai-Hyderabad Express JCO 27.7.2019 from Pune.
— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) <a href="https://twitter.com/Central_Railway/status/1155013673431138305?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 27, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>11301 Mumbai-KSR Bengaluru Udyan Express JCO 27.7.2019 will leave from Solapur (instead of Daund as earlier announced). The Central Railways said, "Inconvenience caused is regretted."
<blockquote>Trains Update-2 <a href="https://t.co/HpjlpYDhfQ">pic.twitter.com/HpjlpYDhfQ</a>
— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) <a href="https://twitter.com/Central_Railway/status/1154904325002420226?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 27, 2019</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>Due to heavy rain fall compounded with overflowing Ulhas river resulting in water logging at Vangani, 17416 Kolhapur-Tirupati Express JCO 27.7.2019 is cancelled as pairing rake running late. 
17415 Tirupati-Kolhapur Express JCO 28.7.2019 is cancelled for want of rake.
Due to heavy rain fall compounded with overflowing of Ulhas river resulting in water logging at Ambernath, following trains are short terminated/cancelled/origin changed, as per Central Railways. These are: 
Diverted via Karjat-Panvel-Diva:
11028 Chennai - Mumbai Mail arriving CST on July 27, 2019.  
11020 Bhubaneshwar - Mumbai Konark Express arriving CST on Saturday. 
Trains short terminated:  
22149 Ernakulam-Pune express JCO July 26,2019 short terminated at Panvel. 
Trains cancelled:  
11097 Pune - Ernakulam Express JCO on Saturday.  
11098 Exnakulam - Pune Express JCO also on Saturday. 
Full list:
<img height="524" width="682" src="https://cdn.zeebiz.com/sites/default/files/trains_1.png" alt="" />
(Image source: Central Railways)
As for Central local trains, though the water has receded at Ambernath, the water level is increasing fast at Vangani. The Central Railways said, "Considering the safety of commuters, services can not be run between Badlapur and Karjat/Khopoli. Please bear with us."

Mumbai Rain Latest News Today: Once again, heavy rains have battered Mumbai - the country’s financial hub. Since the past three days, Mumbai is witnessing heavy rains, which have resulted in massive traffic on roads, waterlogging, slowdown of trains and many delayed flights. With Saturday in, now Mumbai is facing even more problems, especially in the central side with  Mahalaxmi Express being stranded, and many areas like Ambernath, Badlapur, Kalyan and Ulhas Nagar witnessing waterlogging. The Central Railways have been forced to divert or cancel many other trains. Mahalaxmi Express carrying nearly 2000 passengers was stranded near Badlapur and Vangani due to massive waterlogging. The rescue mission was in full swing today with Navy and NDRF taking charge. In the latest update, the Central Railways has announced that over 600 passengers on board have been rescued as of now by various government agencies.More than 600 passengers of #MahalaxmiExpress rescued as of now by various govt agencies with NDRF.— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 27, 2019Central Railways said that Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis has appealed to the citizens stranded in Mahalaxmi Express to not worry and has ensured that all measures and rescue operations are taken care of by roping in all expert teams from NDRF, Army, Navy, Local administration, Police, Railway Ministry.Maharashtra Hon'ble CM Devendra Fadnavis has appealed to the citizens stranded in #MahalaxmiExpress to not worry &amp; has ensured that all measures &amp; rescue operations are taken care of roping in all expert teams from NDRF, Army, Navy, Local administration, Police, Railway Ministry. pic.twitter.com/uK0Mmr6HNX— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 27, 2019Meanwhile, the Central Railways has revised schedule or cancelled a few other trains. And if you are travelling from any of the below-mentioned trains, then it is advisable to check the status of your train: 17032 Hyderabad-Mumbai Express JCO 26.07.2019 is short terminated at Pune and will run as 17031 Mumbai-Hyderabad Express JCO 27.7.2019 from Pune.17032 Hyderabad-Mumbai Express JCO 26.07.2019 is short terminated at Pune and will run as 17031 Mumbai-Hyderabad Express JCO 27.7.2019 from Pune.— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 27, 201911301 Mumbai-KSR Bengaluru Udyan Express JCO 27.7.2019 will leave from Solapur (instead of Daund as earlier announced). The Central Railways said, "Inconvenience caused is regretted."Trains Update-2 pic.twitter.com/HpjlpYDhfQ— Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 27, 2019Due to heavy rain fall compounded with overflowing Ulhas river resulting in water logging at Vangani, 17416 Kolhapur-Tirupati Express JCO 27.7.2019 is cancelled as pairing rake running late. 17415 Tirupati-Kolhapur Express JCO 28.7.2019 is cancelled for want of rake.Due to heavy rain fall compounded with overflowing of Ulhas river resulting in water logging at Ambernath, following trains are short terminated/cancelled/origin changed, as per Central Railways. These are: Diverted via Karjat-Panvel-Diva:11028 Chennai - Mumbai Mail arriving CST on July 27, 2019. 11020 Bhubaneshwar - Mumbai Konark Express arriving CST on Saturday. Trains short terminated: 22149 Ernakulam-Pune express JCO July 26,2019 short terminated at Panvel. Trains cancelled: 11097 Pune - Ernakulam Express JCO on Saturday. 11098 Exnakulam - Pune Express JCO also on Saturday. Full list:(Image source: Central Railways)As for Central local trains, though the water has receded at Ambernath, the water level is increasing fast at Vangani. The Central Railways said, "Considering the safety of commuters, services can not be run between Badlapur and Karjat/Khopoli. Please bear with us."

Mumbai Rain Latest News Today: Not end of woes for Mumbai as more rains are expected.  

Mumbai Rain Latest News Today: 600 Mahalaxmi Express passengers rescued; trains diverted, cancelled -  Full list here

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Mumbai Rain Latest News Today: Once again, heavy rains have battered Mumbai - the country’s financial hub. Since the past three days, Mumbai is witnessing heavy rains, which have resulted in massive traffic on roads, waterlogging, slowdown of trains and many delayed flights. With Saturday in, now Mumbai is facing even more problems, especially in the central side with  Mahalaxmi Express being stranded, and many areas like Ambernath, Badlapur, Kalyan and Ulhas Nagar witnessing waterlogging. The Central Railways have been forced to divert or cancel many other trains.  Mahalaxmi Express carrying nearly 2000 passengers was stranded near Badlapur and Vangani due to massive waterlogging. The rescue mission was in full swing today with Navy and NDRF taking charge. In the latest update, the Central Railways has announced that over 600 passengers on board have been rescued as of now by various government agencies. More than 600 passengers of #MahalaxmiExpress rescued as of now by various govt agencies with NDRF. — Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 27, 2019 Central Railways said that Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis has appealed to the citizens stranded in Mahalaxmi Express to not worry and has ensured that all measures and rescue operations are taken care of by roping in all expert teams from NDRF, Army, Navy, Local administration, Police, Railway Ministry. Maharashtra Honble CM Devendra Fadnavis has appealed to the citizens stranded in #MahalaxmiExpress to not worry has ensured that all measures rescue operations are taken care of roping in all expert teams from NDRF, Army, Navy, Local administration, Police, Railway Ministry. pic.twitter.com/uK0Mmr6HNX — Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 27, 2019 Meanwhile, the Central Railways has revised schedule or cancelled a few other trains. And if you are travelling from any of the below-mentioned trains, then it is advisable to check the status of your train:  17032 Hyderabad-Mumbai Express JCO 26.07.2019 is short terminated at Pune and will run as 17031 Mumbai-Hyderabad Express JCO 27.7.2019 from Pune. 17032 Hyderabad-Mumbai Express JCO 26.07.2019 is short terminated at Pune and will run as 17031 Mumbai-Hyderabad Express JCO 27.7.2019 from Pune. — Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 27, 2019 11301 Mumbai-KSR Bengaluru Udyan Express JCO 27.7.2019 will leave from Solapur (instead of Daund as earlier announced). The Central Railways said, Inconvenience caused is regretted. Trains Update-2 pic.twitter.com/HpjlpYDhfQ — Central Railway (@Central_Railway) July 27, 2019 Due to heavy rain fall compounded with overflowing Ulhas river resulting in water logging at Vangani, 17416 Kolhapur-Tirupati Express JCO 27.7.2019 is cancelled as pairing rake running late.  17415 Tirupati-Kolhapur Express JCO 28.7.2019 is cancelled for want of rake. Due to heavy rain fall compounded with overflowing of Ulhas river resulting in water logging at Ambernath, following trains are short terminated/cancelled/origin changed, as per Central Railways. These are:  Diverted via Karjat-Panvel-Diva: 11028 Chennai - Mumbai Mail arriving CST on July 27, 2019.  11020 Bhubaneshwar - Mumbai Konark Express arriving CST on Saturday.  Trains short terminated:  22149 Ernakulam-Pune express JCO July 26,2019 short terminated at Panvel.  Trains cancelled:  11097 Pune - Ernakulam Express JCO on Saturday.  11098 Exnakulam - Pune Express JCO also on Saturday.  Full list: (Image source: Central Railways) As for Central local trains, though the water has receded at Ambernath, the water level is increasing fast at Vangani. The Central Railways said, Considering the safety of commuters, services can not be run between Badlapur and Karjat/Khopoli. Please bear with us.