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Tree collapse at Malad throws WR out of gear
Updated On: 14 June, 2013 06:12 AM IST | | Mehul Thakker
An old jamun tree fell on the overhead wire, snapping it, before falling on to the tracks that lead to cancellations and delays in train services till late evening
Instead of heavy rains, it was a Jamun tree that made the life of Western Railway authorities and commuters miserable yesterday. An old Jamun tree fell on the roof above platform 1 of Malad station. The tree broke through the asbestos sheets and snapped the overhead wire. The tree then fell on the tracks, leading to temporary stoppage of trains on the slow line towards Borivli.

A tree collapsed on the roof at platform No 1 at Malad station, snapping an overhead wire before falling on to the tracks around 3.30 pm yesterday. The incident led to cancellations and delays in train services till late evening. Pic/Kiran Bhalerao
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