
On Saturday, an overhead power line snapped near Kazipet railway station, disrupting train services for about an hour. Railway officials said movement of many express and goods trains had to be suspended as a precaution, leaving passengers waiting inside trains.

Maintenance staff repaired the line and restored power within an hour. After safety checks, authorities cleared the section and the stalled trains resumed their journeys.

The quick restoration within an hour shows that Indian Railways can respond effectively to such disruptions. However, some might exaggerate this as another infrastructure failure. In reality, power line snaps are common during monsoons, and the rapid repair deserves credit. The real test: will preventive measures like tree trimming and line inspections be stepped up before the next storm?
Source: siasat.com
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