Heavy rainfall has severely affected railway operations on routes connecting Mumbai, Surat, Valsad, Ahmedabad and other parts of Gujarat.
Due to bad weather and operational issues, Western Railway has cancelled several train services scheduled for July 24.
Apart from the cancellations, one special train has been rescheduled, while two other trains will operate only on part of their routes.
15 Trains Fully Cancelled
Western Railway has cancelled the following 15 trains due to heavy rain and operational difficulties:
| Train No. | Route |
|---|---|
| 19002 | Surat – Virar |
| 22444 | Bandra Terminus – Kanpur Central |
| 19011 | Valsad – Dahod |
| 22953 | Mumbai Central – Ahmedabad Junction |
| 20959 | Valsad – Vadnagar |
| 20901 | Mumbai Central – Gandhinagar Capital |
| 59049 | Valsad – Vadodara Junction |
| 12009 | Mumbai Central – Ahmedabad Junction |
| 12935 | Bandra Terminus – Surat |
| 69139 | Borivali – Valsad |
| 59045 | Mumbai Central – Vapi |
| 59024 | Valsad – Mumbai Central |
| 19010 | Virar – Bharuch Junction |
| 69161 | Virar – Surat |
| 59039 | Virar – Valsad |
Passengers who were planning to travel on these trains are advised to check the latest updates before leaving for the station and make alternative travel arrangements if required.
Udhna–Ayodhya Cantt Special Train Rescheduled
Western Railway has also changed the departure time of Train No. 09093 Udhna–Ayodhya Cantt Special, scheduled for July 24, 2026.
The train will now depart from Udhna at 10:25 AM instead of its earlier scheduled departure at 7:25 AM.
Passengers travelling on this train should arrive at the station according to the revised timing.
Two Trains Partially Cancelled
In addition to the full cancellations, two trains will operate only on part of their scheduled routes.
Train No. 04727 Hisar–Valsad, which started its journey on July 22, 2026, has been short-terminated at Maroli. The Maroli–Valsad section has been cancelled.
Train No. 22955 Bandra Terminus–Bhuj will now begin its journey from Surat instead of Bandra Terminus. As a result, the Bandra Terminus–Surat section will remain cancelled.
Passengers Should Check Train Status Before Travelling
With heavy rain continuing to affect parts of western India, more changes to train operations are possible.
Passengers are advised to check the latest train status before starting their journey to avoid inconvenience.
Those travelling on the affected routes should stay updated with official railway announcements and plan their travel accordingly.
