MUMBAI: Mumbai’s suburban railway network witnessed two disruptions on Thursday, inconveniencing commuters on the Central Railway’s main and Harbour lines.An emergency chain-pulling incident involving a special train near Kalyan affected morning services, while a technical glitch between Tilak Nagar and Chembur disrupted Harbour line services for seven minutes.At around 9.30am, an unidentified person pulled the emergency chain in the S-9 sleeper coach of special train No. 09323, the Khadki-Indore Express, near Kalyan station.Railway staff reached the coach and restored the chain, allowing the train to resume its journey within five minutes, Central Railway officials claimed. No one was detained in connection with the incident.In a separate incident, a technical fault on a Panvel-bound local between Tilak Nagar and Chembur caused its pantograph to come down from the overhead wire.The disruption occurred between 10.25am and 10.32am and affected three local trains on the Harbour line.The two incidents disrupted services on both the main and Harbour lines, adding to commuters’ travel woes.
