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Cyclone Dana is intensifying in the Bay of Bengal and heading towards the Odisha-Bengal coast, causing widespread disruption to air and rail travel in the region. Kolkata’s Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose International Airport (CCU) is preparing for a potential shutdown as severe weather conditions worsen. Airlines have canceled and delayed flights, and the railway network has canceled over 350 trains, affecting thousands of passengers. The storm is expected to make landfall between Baleshwar and Kendrapara, with wind speeds reaching 80 to 120 km/h.

Heavy rainfall and waterlogging in the South Central Railway region have led to the cancellation of six trains and the diversion of nine others on September 1, 2024. The railway has also introduced additional helpline numbers to assist passengers with updated schedules.

Western Railway has announced cancellations and short-terminations of several Mumbai local trains on August 28 and 29 due to work on the 6th line between Goregaon and Kandivali. The work requires a five-hour block from 11:00 PM to 4:00 AM, affecting a total of 26 train services.

Central Railways has cancelled several trains between Mumbai and Pune due to heavy rainfall, while Pune faces a flood-like situation with evacuations and fatalities. The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for the region, and rescue operations are underway.

Heavy rainfall in Mumbai has led to widespread waterlogging, resulting in the cancellation of multiple train services and disruptions to normal operations. The India Meteorological Department has predicted that the heavy rainfall will continue throughout Monday, with thunderstorms expected.

Mumbai experienced heavy rainfall on Sunday, leading to severe waterlogging, major traffic disruptions, and the cancellation of train and flight services. The downpours are expected to continue throughout the week, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting moderate to heavy rainfall in the city.

The South Central Railway (SCR) has announced the cancellation of 78 trains and rerouting of 36 others due to ongoing third-line construction between Kazipet and Balharshah sections. The cancellations and diversions, which will remain in effect until July 7, are attributed to preparatory and commissioning works for the third line between Asifabad and Rechni stations in the Secunderabad division.

Central Railway will implement a massive 63-hour mega block from May 30 midnight for platform extension and widening projects at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Thane station. As a result, 930 local train services will be canceled, affecting travel plans for commuters. Long-distance trains will also be impacted, with several being short-terminated or short-originated. The railway authorities have appealed to commuters to avoid traveling by local trains during this period. Extra buses will be operated by BEST and MSRTC to assist passengers with alternative transportation options.

Waterloo Station faced major disruptions on Thursday, May 16, 2024, due to a trespass incident. South Western Railway and Thameslink services were severely affected, with delays expected to continue until the end of the day. Passengers expressed frustration over the lack of updates and communication during the disruptions, which also included a signalling fault on Southeastern and Thameslink services at Charlton. Southeastern announced plans to introduce a new fleet of trains to improve services, but these are not expected until the end of the decade. The incident highlights the importance of reliable infrastructure and timely communication during emergencies to minimize the impact on commuters.

Europe is currently experiencing a surge in strike actions by workers demanding better pay and working conditions. From airport staff to train drivers, various sectors are affected, resulting in potential travel disruptions. It is crucial for travelers to stay informed and check with their respective airlines or train operators before their journey to minimize inconvenience.