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Eight years after 26/11, Mumbai railway stations remain vulnerable
Updated On: 25 November, 2016 06:20 PM IST | | Rupsa Chakraborty
<p>Eight years on, a day before 26/11's eighth anniversary, mid-day conducted a test drive of the security system in place for Mumbai's lifeline. Are we prepared to thwart such an attack?</p>


mid-day’s Rupsa Chakraborty shows the metal equipment in her backpack which went undetected
In 2008, when terrorists entered our city, more than 100 Mumbaikars succumbed to their bullets, in one of the deadliest terror attacks in the world. Eight years on, a day before 26/11’s eighth anniversary, can we say that we are prepared to thwart such an attack? mid-day conducted a test drive of the security system in place for the city’s lifeline — its railway stations. We visited five main termini — CST, Dadar, Bandra, Kurla and Mumbai Central — to check if security measures there are strong enough to catch someone entering a crowded platform with guns and other weapons. All failed spectacularly.
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