Updated On: 06 June, 2025 04:11 PM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
Mumbai rains: mid-day checks 10 railway stations in city for rain preparedness; patchy roof work or missing roofs raise monsoon concerns. The findings revealed that Central Railway is marginally better prepared than Western Railway this year, though both zones still have concerning gaps — especially where upgradation work is underway

Dombivli’s Platform 4 where a temporary cover is being installed
As Mumbai braces for the monsoon, mid-day visited ten prominent railway stations to check if platforms are adequately sheltered. The findings revealed that Central Railway is marginally better prepared than Western Railway this year, though both zones still have concerning gaps — especially where upgradation work is underway.
Dombivli station: Roof at platform 4 (CSMT-end) removed for new bridge work
Dombivli
The busy station is nearly rain-ready, barring a few patches. On platform 4 at the CSMT-end, the roof has been dismantled to make way for a new bridge, though a temporary structure is being put up. At the Kalyan-end of the same platform, the roof has been removed to install an escalator. Platform 5 also has a few partially exposed areas.