 | Three train passengers test COVID-19 positive during screening in MumbaiThe highest number of 3,821 passengers were screened at Borivali station, followed by 3,236 at Mumbai Central and 3,010 at Bandra Terminus. |
 | Lift travel restrictions in Mumbai local trains in non-peak hours: Maharashtra government to RailwaysAt present only certain categories of persons including essential services staff are allowed to travel by local trains, Mumbai's lifeline, in view of the coronavirus threat. |
 | Lawyers allowed to travel in special Mumbai suburban trainsEarlier last week, the Railway authorities permitted women to travel on special suburban services during non-peak hours. |
 | Train services disrupted as power failure hits Mumbai, government says electricity to be restored soonBEST said that the electric supply is interrupted due to TATA's incoming electric supply failure. |
 | Transport services resume in Mumbai as rain intensity reducesAccording to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), rain intensity has reduced and there is no waterlogging anywhere in the metropolis. |
 | After incessant overnight rains, suburban train services resume partially in MumbaiWith waterlogged tracks, suburban services of both Central Railway and Western Railway were suspended early Wednesday morning. |
 | Mumbai: Trains rescheduled, diverted due to cyclone NisargaFive special trains departing from Mumbai have been rescheduled and three special trains will be either diverted or regulated enroute, the Central Railway (CR) said in a release. |
 | Coronavirus: Mumbai local trains to be closed for public, only 'essential service providers' allowedWhile the local train services have never been halted, this will be first time that it will be restricted for the general people. |
 | At least ten dead after heavy rains lash Mumbai, suburban rail service resumesResidents are putting out videos of waterlogging in several areas, while the meteorological department warns of more severe rainfall for the next three days. |
