In a press release on Thursday evening, the CR made the announcement about extending the block.It will now make it the seventh day in-a-row that the Harbour line will be seeing delays, following the CR’s emergency 48-hour block on Tuesday as work had not been completed despite a 13-hour block on Christmas day.The official further said, “We had no choice but to start the train at 5 pm on Christmas as we had already taken more time then we had asked for..” This, said sources led to a rushed job.The lack of synchronisation in the mast of the overhead wire and the track led to the snapping of the wire on Christmas day, an official said, “The distance between the mast and the train needs to be of a certain measurement but on Christmas day, the work was not completed and measurements were not exact leading to the incident at Belapur.04 am will remain cancelled.                                                        Ongoing work on the line. “Harbour line services to Panvel from Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus from 4.The emergency extra five-hour block has been called for after the officials felt that the work will not be completed with the deadline of the previous deadline.12 am to 7.                                                    Mumbai: The Central Railway (CR) continued to extend its already-extended emergency block, which began last Friday, to 7 am on Friday morning, instead of 2 am as earlier announced. An official said, “On December 25, when the line was restarted by 5 pm the work had not been completed but the CR was under tremendous pressure to start the line by hook or crook.The Harbour line saw more than 100 cancellations on Wednesday and Thursday, and a delay of 10 to 15 minutes was seen throughout the day.Rushed work, pressure led to wire snapThe Central Railway (CR) had messed up the synchronisation of the overhead equipment mast and the tracks while working on the Seawoods-Uran line, said sources.The entire stretch between Panvel to CSMT has seen signalling, China Wire And Cables Factory electrical and construction related issues.” The block should have ended at 3 pm.The commuters ordeal begun on December 22 when CR announced that all Belapur originating trains would be cancelled until December 24, after which a 13-hour extension was taken from 2 am to 3pm, which too proved insufficient and lines were opened by 5 pm for the public.According to officials, the fresh extension is because CR has yet to complete the work related to the Seawoods-Uran line.08 am will remain cancelled.”The Harbour line saw more than 100 cancellations on Wednesday and Thursday, and a delay of 10 to 15 minutes was seen throughout the day.”The CR hopes that the work will be completed by 6 am on Friday, said sources. The synchronisation had not been completed until Thursday evening.32 am to 6.”