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Track Circuit Fault Disrupts Ulhasnagar-Ambivli Train Services
On Friday night, there was a problem with a track circuit on the Ulhasnagar–Ambivli train line.
This made the trains stop for a while because the system thought there was a train on the track when there wasn't.
The railway workers fixed the problem in about 40 minutes, and then the trains started running normally again.
This kind of problem is important to fix quickly because it affects how the trains know when it's safe to move.
Train services on the Ulhasnagar–Ambivli section were disrupted for 40 minutes due to a track circuit fault.
The disruption began at 9:01 pm when Track Circuit No. 9 showed a Track Proved Occupied (TPRO) indication near km 58/36.
Train movements were regulated for safety, leading to delays for suburban services.
Railway officials restored the track circuit at 9:42 pm after clearing the fault.
Normal train movements resumed once the track was certified safe.
- Who
- Railway officials and passengers on the Ulhasnagar–Ambivli section
- What
- A track circuit fault disrupted train services
- Where
- Ulhasnagar–Ambivli section, near km 58/36
- When
- Friday night, starting at 9:01 pm and ending at 9:42 pm
- Why
- Track Circuit No. 9 showed a Track Proved Occupied (TPRO) indication, leading to regulated train movements for safety
Key facts
- Disruption Start Time
- 9:01 pm
- Disruption End Time
- 9:42 pm
- Affected Track Circuit
- Track Circuit No. 9
- Location of Fault
- Near km 58/36
- Reason for Disruption
- Track Proved Occupied (TPRO) indication
Sources
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