Due to heavy floods in the Hardoi district of Uttar Pradesh, train services have been severely impacted. The floods have caused disruptions to road transport as well, with the Hardoi-Bareilly highway being completely blocked. The trains operating between Roza and Hardoi, which usually run at 110 km/h, have been slowed down...
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to 20-30 km/h. Several trains, including the Bag Express, Padmavat Express, Nauchandi Express, Janata Express, Lucknow Mail, Doon Express, Chandigarh Lucknow Superfast Express, Saharanpur Express, Ganga Satluj Express, Punjab Mail, and Patliputra Express, are arriving at Hardoi station with delays ranging from 2 to 4 hours. The delays are causing inconvenience to commuters, particularly those travelling to Lucknow. The Divisional Railway Manager of Moradabad, Rajkumar Singh, has inspected the railway track between Bareilly and Roza and issued necessary instructions to ensure safety during the flood situation.

On Friday evening at around 4 pm, a tractor-trailer loaded with paddy overturned at the bypass railway crossing 88/A near the station market in the Kotwali area of ​​Zamania. This incident disrupted train operations and road traffic. Upon receiving information, police and railway police arrived at the scene and removed the...
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tractor-trailer, cleared the paddy from the tracks, and restored train operations after 36 minutes. The tractor-trailer was travelling from the Baruin side towards Zamania tehsil and overturned at the bypass railway crossing on NH-24, causing a traffic jam. Train services, including the 12791 Secunderabad-Danapur Express on the down line, were halted at Zamania station, the 22356 Patliputra-Chandigarh Express on the down line was stopped at Zamania Outer, and the 2335 Lokmanya Tilak Superfast Express on the up line was halted at Darauli station. Upon receiving information, Dial 112, local police, and railway police reached the scene. The tractor-trailer was removed from the railway crossing, the paddy was cleared, and the train was allowed to depart at 4:36 pm. Train services were disrupted for 36 minutes. Road traffic resumed at 5 pm. Station management, Ganesh Singh, confirmed that trains were stopped at their respective locations upon receiving the information about the overturned tractor-trailer, and the tracks were cleared for safe train operations.