Failure of Shanghai-Hangzhou High-speed Railway with Multiple Trains Delayed and Deactivated

Sudden failure of equipment at Songjiang South Station.

Today (July 7th) morning, a number of users on the Internet broke the news that several trains of Shanghai-Hangzhou high-speed train appeared late and out of service. In response, the Shanghai Railway Bureau stated that at 8:22, a sudden breakdown in equipment near Shanghai-Hangzhou High-speed Railway Songjiang South Station caused some high-speed trains to be delayed and out of service. After repairs, they were repaired at 9:36. The current order is gradually returning to normal. in.

The netizen “Cao Ding Ding Cao began to fly” said Weibo, “Today, the South Railway Station is really confusing, and various high-speed rails have cancelled all kinds of trains because of equipment failures.” The netizen “Xiao Kai-lucky” today boarded the G7335 Shanghai-Hangzhou high-speed train from Shanghai Hongqiao Station to Hangzhou, and also met with a late arrival. At 9:44 pm, he sent a micro-blog and said, “It's rare to sit back on the high-speed rail and be late, 9:29 The sub-car is still not open until now. It is informed that the number of flights is still unknown, so the car is trapped on the platform."

For the accident, the Shanghai Railway Administration stated that at 8:22 in the morning, unexpected equipment failures occurred near Songjiang South Station of the Shanghai-Hangzhou High-speed Railway, causing trains such as the G7304, G7332, G7306, G7334 to be delayed to varying degrees, G7311, G7343, G7337, G7307, Eight trains such as G7336, G7308, G7310 and G7340 are scheduled to be shut down. The railway department is doing passenger change, transfer and other work. After being repaired by the railway department, it was repaired at 9:36. The current order is gradually returning to normal. The railway department stated that it apologized for the inconvenience caused to the passengers.

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