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Landslide delays Bengaluru-Mangaluru train by 9 hrs

DHNS
August 30, 2017

Sakleshpur,  Aug 30: Passengers of Bengaluru-Mangaluru Kudla Express were held up for more than nine hours due to a landslide on the Sakleshpur-Kukke Subramanya line in the ghat section, on Tuesday afternoon.

The train was forced to halt near Shiribagilu for more than nine hours in the forest, due to a landslip on the 85th km on the railway track.

Due to the landslide, Mysuru Division of South Western Railway diverted Train No 16516 Karwar-Yeshwantpur Express, which left Karwar on Tuesday, via Shoranur, Salem and Tirupatur. The train will have stops at Kannur, Palakkad, Coimbatore, Erode, Salem, Tirupatur, Kuppam and Bangarpet.

Train No 16575 Yeswantpur-Mangaluru Jn Tri-weekly Express, which left Yeshwantpur on Tuesday, has been regulated at Shiribagilu until the completion of track restoration work.

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Suresh
 - 
Wednesday, 30 Aug 2017

Konkan route is too dangerous and every year heavy land slides will be there

Ganesh
 - 
Wednesday, 30 Aug 2017

There is no permanent solution? every year this happen

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