More trains to North Bengal cancelled as fresh subsidence hits Farakka repairs
Subsidence and repair issues are canceling train services, disrupting rail movement of passengers and freight to North Bengal.
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First impact
Rail and freight infrastructure →DelaysNorth Bengal-bound trains
Track subsidence near Farakka damaged the up line and brought northbound movement to a halt, leaving North Bengal-bound services delayed or cancelled.
“Hundreds of passengers were left stranded as north Bengal-bound trains were delayed for hours or cancelled on Thursday following track subsidence near Farakka in Murshidabad.”
99% confidenceCited →Rail and freight infrastructure →DelaysLocomotive and Rolling Stock Deployment
The Farakka subsidence damaged the up line and halted northbound movement, so trainsets and locomotives on the affected corridor cannot be deployed until repairs reopen the route.
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