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- Railway services between Sakleshpur and Subrahmanya Road stations in the Western Ghats resumed after workers cleared mudslide debris caused by heavy rain between Yedakumari and Siribagilu stations.
- Clearance work was completed by about 7:25 pm on Monday, and the Mangaluru Central–Vijayapura Express (17378) was the first train to pass.
- For safety, trains on this stretch are restricted to a maximum speed of 10 kmph, with crews driving with extreme caution.
- Railway officials said reconstruction work at the landslide site is still ongoing and small delays are possible until services return to normal.
What to watch next
- Ongoing reconstruction work at the landslide site and when the track returns to normal use.
- Possible small delays to train services on this route until full restoration.
- When the 10 kmph speed restriction on the Western Ghats stretch is lifted.
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Named India · Mangalore Central–Vijayapura Express · Sakleshpur · Siribagilu Station · Subrahmanya Road · Western Ghats · Yedakumari Station · Manjunath K · South Western Railway
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