Mumbai’s Central Railway announces Sunday, May 24, megablock schedule; no blocks on Western Railway

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Mumbai: There will be a megablock on the Main line of Central Railway on Matunga-Mulund slow lines from 11.05 am to 3.55 pm.On Harbour line, the block will be on CSMT – Chunabhatti / Bandra DN Harbour line from 11.40 am to 4.40 pm and Chunabhatti / Bandra- CSMT UP Harbour line from 11.10 am to 4.10 pm.There will be no day block on Western Railway suburban on Sunday.

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