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Mumbai monorail ill-equipped for paraplegic commuters

Six paraplegic Mumbai residents take a ride on the city's monorail and find that it needs to do more to make the service safe for wheelchair-bound passengers. They point out the absence of essential services such as toilets

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Six paraplegic Mumbai residents yesterday took a ride on the brand new Mumbai Monorail to get a hands-on experience about how user friendly this new public transport system in the city is for those who are wheelchair-bound persons. Neenu Kewlani, 43 along with her friends Sunita Sancheti, 43, Arvind Prabhoo, 47, Nilesh Singit, 43, Chetan Lodaya, 37 and Adil Ansari, 32 gathered at the Wadala Depot around 12 noon. This is what they discovered

Badly designed ramp A ramp on the ground floor takes wheelchair passengers towards the elevator. However, the lift could not bring up all six of them together and hence they were sent up in turns.

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