More than 100 trains have been affected due to cyclone Biparjoy, according to a spokesperson for the West Railway. Sixty-nine trains have been suspended, 33 trains have been terminated before their destinations, and 25 trains are operating from stations located in between. The cyclone has impacted Bhavnagar, Varival, Mahua, and Porbandar. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav is keeping a strict check on the situation as constant reviews are being conducted from the railway station’s war room in the state capital. The communication department, medical emergencies, and vans have been kept on standby, while diesel engines are being arranged. The alert department has also been activated.
To deal with the cyclone, the goods train will be equipped with double-stacked containers starting from Monday. The arrangements are being reviewed from time to time. To ensure a smooth operation, railway spokespersons announced that constant review in being done from the War room of the railway station in the state capital. All the necessary arrangements are being made to deal with the situation.
Considering the impact of the cyclone, medical emergencies and vans will be available to provide speedy assistance. The railway department is also monitoring the speed of the cyclone, and diesel engines will be on standby to avoid any delay or inconvenience. The communication department is preparing for all possible situations that may arise as a result of the cyclone’s impact.
In conclusion, despite the damage caused by the cyclone, the railway department is doing everything possible to ensure a smooth operation. Precautions and necessary arrangements have been made to avoid any inconvenience to the passengers. The railway department will continue to monitor the situation and provide timely updates to the public.
