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A local train in Mumbai ran over some cattle on May 24, disrupting rail services, and causing delays. The incident occurred between Bhivpuri Road and Neral stations.
The train in question was moving towards Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), when cattle present at the tracks were run over. The incident occurred during peak hours, at 5:15 pm leading to greater chaos on the mainline of Central Railway.
Trains operating from Karjat towards Kalyan were impacted. Long-distance trains also suffered some delays. Rail traffic was finally restored after around an hour and a half.
Coincidentally, train services had been affected earlier in the day as well. Suburban services on the Harbour Line of the Central Railway had been hit due to power issues during morning peak hours on May 24.

Mumbai: local train runs over cattle, disrupting rail services. Watch what happened

The train in question was moving towards Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), when cattle present at the tracks were run over.

A local train in Mumbai ran over some cattle on May 24, disrupting rail services, and causing delays. The incident occurred between Bhivpuri Road and Neral stations.
The train in question was moving towards Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), when cattle present at the tracks were run over. The incident occurred during peak hours, at 5:15 pm leading to greater chaos on the mainline of Central Railway.
Trains operating from Karjat towards Kalyan were impacted. Long-distance trains also suffered some delays. Rail traffic was finally restored after around an hour and a half.
Coincidentally, train services had been affected earlier in the day as well. Suburban services on the Harbour Line of the Central Railway had been hit due to power issues during morning peak hours on May 24.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray announced on Sunday that&nbsp;Local train travel will be open from August 15 to fully vaccinated people 14 days after their second jab.
Fully vaccinated people can register on app to get train passes.&nbsp;Once details of the vaccination are provided, a pass will be issued to permit travel on the local trains.
The chief minister also said that as the number of passes issued increases, it will indicate that more people are getting vaccinated and then the government will start opening up everything.
The Chief Minister however warned that if cases go up the government will have to&nbsp;resort to lockdown again. He appealed to people to not invite another wave of Covid-19 as he announced relaxation of norms.
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Local train travel in Mumbai for fully vaccinated people to begin from August 15

Local train travel in Mumbai for fully vaccinated people to begin from August 15, Maharashtra CM said.&nbsp;Fully vaccinated people can register on app to get train passes

Mumbai: local train travel open from Aug 15 to fully vaccinated people
Fully vaccinated people can take local train 14 days after their 2nd Covid&nbsp;jab
Fully vaccinated people&nbsp;can register on app to get train passes
Maha&nbsp;CM warned govt will put state in lockdown&nbsp;if Covid cases surge

Local train travel in Mumbai for fully vaccinated people to begin from August 15, Maharashtra CM said.&nbsp;Fully vaccinated people can register on app to get train passes

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray announced on Sunday that&nbsp;local train travel will be open from August 15 to fully vaccinated people 14 days after their second jab.
Fully vaccinated people can register on app to get train passes.&nbsp;Once details of the vaccination are provided, a pass will be issued to permit travel on the local trains.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/you-can-now-download-your-covid-vaccination-certificate-on-whatsapp-within-seconds-1628439410264" target="_blank">You can now download your Covid vaccination certificate on WhatsApp 'within seconds'</a>
The chief minister also said that as the number of passes issued increases, it will indicate that more people are getting vaccinated and then the government will start opening up everything.
The Chief Minister however warned that if cases go up the government will have to&nbsp;resort to lockdown again. He appealed to people to not invite another wave of Covid-19 as he announced relaxation of norms.
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