<p>Mangaluru: Trains travelling between Mangaluru and <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/bengaluru">Bengaluru</a> have been affected following landslides in areas near Sakleshpur and Alur.</p><p>The landslip occurred between Sakleshpur and Ballupete Stations of Mysuru Division at 12.30 am.</p><p>As a result, five train services have been regulated. Several passengers have remained stranded. A few passengers who had to reach Bengaluru for their office work walked to the main road to board a bus towards Bengaluru. Those who remained were served with food by the railways.</p><p><strong>The following trains are affected:</strong></p><p>Train No 16511 KSR Bengaluru - Kannur Express, Journey commenced on August 9 is regulated at Alur</p><p>Train No. 16585 SMVT Bengaluru - Murdeshwar Express, Journey commenced on August 9 is regulated at Hassan</p><p>Train No 16586 Murdeshwar - SMVT Bengaluru Express, Journey commenced August 9 is regulated at Sakleshpur </p><p>Train No. 16512 Kannur - KSR Bengaluru Express, Journey commenced on August 9 is regulated at Sakleshpur </p><p>Train No. 16596 Karwar - KSR Bengaluru Panchaganga Super-Fast Express Journey commenced on August 9 is regulated at Donigal</p>.Waterlogging in many parts of Bengaluru after heavy night rains.<p>Chief Public Relations Officer, South Western Railway, Hubballi said that relief material with the rescue team has rushed to the spot and restoration works are under progress.</p><p>Senior Officers led by Arvind Srivastava, General Manager, K S Jain Additional General Manager and Principal Heads of Departments are monitoring the situation closely. Shilpi Agarwal, Divisional Railway Manager, Mysuru is supervising restoration works.</p><p>It may be recalled that the movement of trains on Bengaluru and Mangaluru had resumed on August 8 after the tracks between Sakleshpur- Subrahmanya were affected by landslides on July 26.</p>
<p>Mangaluru: Trains travelling between Mangaluru and <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/bengaluru">Bengaluru</a> have been affected following landslides in areas near Sakleshpur and Alur.</p><p>The landslip occurred between Sakleshpur and Ballupete Stations of Mysuru Division at 12.30 am.</p><p>As a result, five train services have been regulated. Several passengers have remained stranded. A few passengers who had to reach Bengaluru for their office work walked to the main road to board a bus towards Bengaluru. Those who remained were served with food by the railways.</p><p><strong>The following trains are affected:</strong></p><p>Train No 16511 KSR Bengaluru - Kannur Express, Journey commenced on August 9 is regulated at Alur</p><p>Train No. 16585 SMVT Bengaluru - Murdeshwar Express, Journey commenced on August 9 is regulated at Hassan</p><p>Train No 16586 Murdeshwar - SMVT Bengaluru Express, Journey commenced August 9 is regulated at Sakleshpur </p><p>Train No. 16512 Kannur - KSR Bengaluru Express, Journey commenced on August 9 is regulated at Sakleshpur </p><p>Train No. 16596 Karwar - KSR Bengaluru Panchaganga Super-Fast Express Journey commenced on August 9 is regulated at Donigal</p>.Waterlogging in many parts of Bengaluru after heavy night rains.<p>Chief Public Relations Officer, South Western Railway, Hubballi said that relief material with the rescue team has rushed to the spot and restoration works are under progress.</p><p>Senior Officers led by Arvind Srivastava, General Manager, K S Jain Additional General Manager and Principal Heads of Departments are monitoring the situation closely. Shilpi Agarwal, Divisional Railway Manager, Mysuru is supervising restoration works.</p><p>It may be recalled that the movement of trains on Bengaluru and Mangaluru had resumed on August 8 after the tracks between Sakleshpur- Subrahmanya were affected by landslides on July 26.</p>