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Landslip in Coonoor, train service and traffic affected

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October 17, 2024

INCESSANT rain triggered a minor landslip at Black Bridge near Coonoor, bringing traffic to a standstill one and a half hours till 8am on Wednesday. Rocks fell on the tracks between Mettupalayam and Udhagamandalam, resulting in cancellation of Nilgiri Mountain Railway (NMR) train services on Wednesday and Thursday. A huge rock fell on the tracks near Lovedale station also.

Landslip in Coonoor, train service and traffic affected

A tree fell on the road at 6.30am, blocking vehicular movement on the busy Coonoor-Ooty NH. Along with Fire and Rescue Service personnel, members of the State Highways Department and Coonoor Municipality staff cleared the tree and debris that were scattered on the road. Traffic was restored at 8am. A

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