Archive · 27 Jul 2026
NFR Restores Flood-Affected Tinsukia Division Tracks
The Northeast Frontier Railway is working hard to fix the railway tracks in the Tinsukia Division that were damaged by floods.
They are working day and night to make the tracks safe again.
They are using lots of workers and big machines to fix the tracks.
They are also using materials like big rocks, sandbags, and special dust to make the tracks strong.
The railway officers are watching the work closely to make sure everything is done safely and quickly.
NFR is conducting extensive restoration works in flood-affected sections of Tinsukia Division.
Restoration activities include cess protection, formation strengthening, and bamboo piling.
More than 700 labourers and multiple heavy machines are deployed for restoration.
Materials like ballast, boulders, sandbags, stone dust, and rails are being used.
Senior railway officers are closely monitoring the restoration works to ensure safety and timely completion.
- Who
- Northeast Frontier Railway (NFR)
- What
- Restoration works in flood-affected sections
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Tinsukia Division
- Why
- To restore normal railway operations at the earliest
Rapid Restoration
Safety Concerns
Speed of Restoration
Rapid Restoration
Rapid restoration is crucial to resume normal railway operations quickly.
Safety Concerns
Ensuring safety should not be compromised for the sake of speed.
- Division Affected
- Tinsukia Division
- Restoration Activities
- Cess protection, formation strengthening, bamboo piling, sandbag mobilization
- Manpower Deployed
- More than 700 labourers
- Machinery Used
- Poclains, JCBs
- Materials Used
- Ballast, boulders, sandbags, stone dust, rails
- Monitoring
- Senior railway officers