Updated On: 03 June, 2025 07:01 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
The Western Railway said that it has cleaned 58 culverts and over 55 km of drains. It has also built 3 km of new drainage lines and manholes to allow water to flow out easily from railway yards. Around 480 special train trips have been used to clear muck and garbage with the help of machines like JCBs and Poclains

The Western Railway said that several steps have been taken for prevention of waterlogging. Representational Pic/File
Western Railway on Tuesday announced that it is fully prepared for the monsoon season in Mumbai with a series of major works already completed across its Mumbai suburban network.
According to a press release by Vineet Abhishek, Chief Public Relations Officer of Western Railway, the railway has worked on a war footing to get everything ready before the rains arrive. A detailed action plan has been shared with all staff through a Monsoon Precaution Booklet, outlining steps to reduce damage, maintain service, and keep passengers informed.
"Western Railway is determined to repeat its success this year by taking thorough steps to prevent flooding and ensure smooth train services," an official statement said.