Heavy rains have affected Gujarat, particularly Vadodara, causing flooding and disrupting Western Railway services. Numerous trains have been canceled or diverted. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued red and yellow alerts for heavy rains across 33 districts, with red alerts specifically for Kutch and Saurashtra regions. The IMD predicts an...
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improvement in weather conditions by August 30th. The flood situation in Vadodara has led to rescue and relief efforts by NDRF and the army.

Heavy rainfall in Gujarat has disrupted Western Railway services in Vadodara, leading to numerous train cancellations and diversions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued red and yellow alerts for heavy rain across the state, impacting 33 districts. Flooding occurred in Vadodara due to the Vishwamitri River overflowing. The IMD predicts...
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an improvement in weather by August 30. Several trains have been cancelled or partially cancelled, including those departing from Mumbai. The Prime Minister has contacted the Chief Minister of Gujarat to assess the situation and offer assistance. Residents are warned of potential localized flooding and waterlogging in low-lying areas.

Western Railway is making temporary changes to train schedules and compositions. Train numbers 19003/04 (Bandra Terminus - Bhusaval Khandesh Express) and 09051/52 (Mumbai Central - Bhusaval Express) will now originate and terminate at Dadar station instead of their original stations, effective July 4th and July 3rd respectively. These changes are temporary....
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Additionally, Train number 19015/16 (Dadar - Porbandar Express) will have an additional first AC coach added, effective July 1st and July 4th respectively. These changes are in effect till further notice. Bookings for extended trips of Train number 09051 are open from July 1st. Passengers can find detailed information on the Indian Railways website: www.enquiry.indianrail.gov.in.

Western Railway announced changes to several train services effective from July 2024. The originating/terminating station of the 19003/04 Bandra Terminus – Bhusaval Khandesh Express and the 09051/52 Mumbai Central – Bhusaval Express has been changed to Dadar station. Additionally, the 19015/19016 Dadar – Porbandar Express has been upgraded with the addition...
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of a first-class AC coach. The 19003/04 Khandesh Express will now originate from Dadar every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday at 00:05 hrs. The 19004 Bhusaval – Dadar Khandesh Express will now terminate at Dadar at 05:15 hrs. The 09051/09052 Mumbai Central – Bhusaval Express will now originate from Dadar at 00:05 hrs. every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, effective from July 3rd, 2024. The 09052 Bhusaval – Dadar Express will now terminate at Dadar at 05:15 hrs. The 19016 Porbandar – Dadar Express will have a first-class AC coach added starting July 1st, 2024, and the 19015 Dadar – Porbandar Express will have the AC coach added starting July 4th, 2024. Booking for the extended trips of the 09051 train will open on July 1st, 2024, at PRS counters and on the IRCTC website. Passengers can visit www.enquiry.indianrail.gov.in for more details about timings, halts, and compositions of these trains.