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In Photos: Local train services disrupted between Vile Parle and Santacruz; commuters walk on tracks

Updated On: 12 April, 2025 10:37 AM IST | ronak mastakar

Chaos unfolded on Saturday morning as local train services came to a standstill between Vile Parle and Santacruz stations, leaving hundreds of commuters stranded. (Pics/Anurag Ahire)

Pic/Anurag Ahire

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Pic/Anurag Ahire
The disruption lasted for at least 30 minutes, forcing many passengers to disembark and walk along the railway tracks to reach their destinations

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The disruption lasted for at least 30 minutes, forcing many passengers to disembark and walk along the railway tracks to reach their destinations

The incident occurred around peak morning hours

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The incident occurred around peak morning hours

Visuals from the scene showed large crowds navigating the tracks, highlighting the daily struggles of Mumbaikars who rely heavily on the suburban train network

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Visuals from the scene showed large crowds navigating the tracks, highlighting the daily struggles of Mumbaikars who rely heavily on the suburban train network

The reason behind the halt is yet to be officially confirmed by railway authorities

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The reason behind the halt is yet to be officially confirmed by railway authorities

Authorities have urged commuters to stay cautious during such incidents and avoid taking risks by walking on the tracks

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Authorities have urged commuters to stay cautious during such incidents and avoid taking risks by walking on the tracks

Many are once again questioning the preparedness of Mumbai’s railway system to handle such breakdowns, especially during rush hour

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Many are once again questioning the preparedness of Mumbai’s railway system to handle such breakdowns, especially during rush hour

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