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Western Railway to operate four-hour jumbo block between Ram Mandir and Borivali on Sunday, check details here

Updated on: 13 February,2026 04:00 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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Due to the block, some UP and Down suburban train services will remain cancelled. In addition, some Andheri and Borivali services will run only up to Goregaon on the Harbour Line

Western Railway to operate four-hour jumbo block between Ram Mandir and Borivali on Sunday, check details here

The block will be in place from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on the UP Fast line and the 5th line between Ram Mandir and Borivali stations. Representational Pic/File

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Western Railway, while sharing Mumbai local train updates, on Friday said that it will carry out a four-hour jumbo block on Sunday, February 15, 2026.

The Western Railway said that it will operate the block to undertake maintenance work on tracks, signalling systems and overhead equipment.


The block will be in place from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm on the UP Fast line and the 5th line between Ram Mandir and Borivali stations.



According to a press release issued by Western Railway’s Chief Public Relations Officer, Vineet Abhishek, several train services will be diverted during the block period.

All UP Fast line trains will run on the UP Slow (6th) line between Borivali and Andheri. Meanwhile, all 5th line trains will operate on the Down Fast line between Andheri and Borivali.

Some services to remain cancelled

Due to the block, some UP and Down suburban train services will remain cancelled.

In addition, some Andheri and Borivali services will run only up to Goregaon on the Harbour Line.

Passengers can obtain detailed information from Station Masters at all suburban railway stations.

Western Railway has requested passengers to take note of the changes and plan their journeys accordingly to avoid inconvenience.

The maintenance work is part of routine efforts to ensure the safety and reliability of suburban train services, Western Railway said.

North FOB at Naigaon Railway Station to remain closed for 45 days

The Western Railway on Thursday said that the North Foot Over Bridge (FOB) at Naigaon railway station will remain closed to commuters for one and a half months starting from February 14, 2026.

The FOB connects Platform No. 1 with Platforms No. 2 and 3. The closure is necessary due to construction and extension work of foot over bridges and platforms at the station.

During the closure period, passengers can use the remaining three foot over bridges at the station. A subway facility will also remain available for commuters to move between platforms.

Railway officials have advised passengers to plan their travel accordingly and use the alternative routes provided.

Officials have expressed regret for the inconvenience caused to passengers. The work is part of ongoing infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing passenger facilities at Naigaon station.

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