Archive · 31 May 2025
Mumbai Metro Line 3 Services Resume at Acharya Atre Chowk
Imagine a train station that had to close because of really heavy rain.
This happened at the Acharya Atre Chowk station on the Mumbai Metro Line 3.
The station got flooded because a wall that was supposed to keep the water out broke.
Workers had to pump out all the water and check everything to make sure it was safe.
Now, the train is running again, which is good news for people who need to get around.
The company in charge is going to build a stronger wall so this doesn't happen again.
This station is important for people going to work and living in central Mumbai.
Metro Line 3 services at Acharya Atre Chowk resumed after a six-day closure due to heavy rainfall.
The station was shut on May 26th after waterlogging from intense rains.
MMRCL restored operations from 1 pm, bringing relief to commuters.
The flooding was caused by the collapse of a retaining wall.
MMRCL plans to build a permanent protection wall to prevent future incidents.
- Who
- MMRCL restored the operations.
- What
- Passenger services resumed at the Acharya Atre Chowk station on Metro Line 3.
- When
- Services resumed on Friday afternoon, after a six-day closure.
- Where
- Acharya Atre Chowk station in Mumbai.
- Why
- The station was shut down due to heavy rainfall and flooding caused by a collapsed retaining wall.
- Station
- Acharya Atre Chowk
- Line
- Mumbai Metro Line 3
- Re-opened
- 1 pm
- Closed due to
- Heavy rainfall and flooding
- Cause of flooding
- Collapse of retaining wall
- Location
- Worli, Mumbai