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IN PHOTOS: Massive fire breaks out in train at Mumbai's Kurla

Updated On: 08 January, 2026 10:58 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

A massive fire broke out in a train at Kurla on Thursday late evening, briefly affecting the Mumbai local train services during peak hour. Pics/Videograbs (Special Arrangement)

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Central Railway suburban train services were disrupted during the evening peak hour on Thursday due to the blaze. Pics/Videograbs (Special Arrangement)

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Central Railway suburban train services were disrupted during the evening peak hour on Thursday due to the blaze. Pics/Videograbs (Special Arrangement)
The incident led to the shutdown of power supply between Kurla and Vidyavihar stations, they said

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The incident led to the shutdown of power supply between Kurla and Vidyavihar stations, they said

The blaze was reported in a parked train near Kurla railway station, officials said

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The blaze was reported in a parked train near Kurla railway station, officials said

According to the Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB), the incident was reported to it at around 8.44 pm

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According to the Mumbai Fire Brigade (MFB), the incident was reported to it at around 8.44 pm

The fire broke out inside a garbage train near platform number 5, close to LIG Colony, V V Nagar Chowky, Kurla (West)

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The fire broke out inside a garbage train near platform number 5, close to LIG Colony, V V Nagar Chowky, Kurla (West)

Officials said the fire was successfully extinguished at 9.19 pm. No injuries were reported in the incident

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Officials said the fire was successfully extinguished at 9.19 pm. No injuries were reported in the incident

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