Kenya Railways announces disruption of train services on major routes
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Commuters in sections of the city and its environs have been left stranded after Kenya Railways announced disruption of train services
Commuters in sections of the city and its environs have been left stranded after Kenya Railways announced disruption of train services.
In a statement issued on Monday, March 25, Kenya Railways confirmed that they were experiencing delays on major routes.
Kenya Railways attributed the delay experienced on the better part of Monday morning to the heavy rains that had affected the railway lines.
The rains had caused flooding thus affecting the movement of locomotives.
“We wish to notify members of the public that we are experiencing delays with the Commuter Service due to flooding on sections of our line,” Kenya Railways announced.
However, Kenya Railways assured commuters that a team had been deployed to help contain the situation.
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“Our teams are working to restore normalcy. We will advise once normal services resume. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused.”
In the city, the train plies different routes including Nairobi- Syokimau, Nairobi – Ruiru, Nairobi – Kahawa, Nairobi – Embakasi Village, Nairobi – Kikuyu and Nairobi- SGR LINK.
However, due to heavy rains, some commuters were left stranded and others were delayed in reaching their destination due to the flooding.
The situation also affected different roads including the Nairobi Expressway which was fully flooded leaving motorists stuck for over one hour.
The city drainage was once again exposed despite Governor Johnson Sakaja’s earlier promise to fix the issue.
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