Train traffic on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad route resumed slowly on Monday around noon, stated a PTI report. The resumption of services began nearly 12 hours after it was first halted when the Narmada River flowed above the danger mark between Bharuch and Ankleshwar stations in Gujarat.

Western Railway’s Chief PRO Sumit Thakur told PTI that the operation of trains on the route from Bridge 502 resumed around 11.30 am on Monday as the water level of Narmada receded below the danger mark.