Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Thane-Vashi Train Services Halted Due to Girder Tilt
On Friday morning, train services between Thane and Vashi were stopped because a metal beam, called a girder, that was being put up for a new bridge, tilted.
This caused delays for many people who take the train to work.
The issue was caused by construction on a bridge between Thane and Airoli stations.
Railway officials stopped the trains for safety.
The problem was fixed within an hour.
This is similar to another incident where trains were disrupted due to bridge work.
Train services between Thane and Vashi were suspended on Friday morning.
A girder launched for a bridge between Thane and Airoli tilted.
The suspension of services began at 7:10 am.
Restoration work started at 8:15 am.
Commuters had to seek alternate modes of transport.
- Who
- Commuters and railway officials.
- What
- Suspension of local train services.
- When
- Friday morning
- Where
- Thane-Vashi line (between Thane and Airoli)
- Why
- A girder tilted during bridge construction, causing safety concerns.
- Affected Train Line
- Thane-Vashi line
- Cause of Disruption
- Bridge construction between Thane and Airoli
- Start Time of Suspension
- Suspension began at 7:10 am
- Restoration Start Time
- Restoration work began at 8:15 am