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Disaster in waiting? Your monorail ride is under threat from tankers
Updated On: 15 February, 2014 07:03 AM IST | | Vinay Dalvi
<p>Security experts and the police are concerned over the parked tankers full of oil under the corridor; no baggage scanners or explosive detectors at stations either</p>

The city’s newest mode of transport is not as secure as it seems to be. While the Monorail opened to the public with much fanfare on February 2, the train passes over sensitive areas, such as oil filling stations and petrol pumps.

Oil’s not well: Tankers parked under the Monorail corridor near Mysore Colony station. Pic/Suresh KK
MiD DAY took a ride on the Monorail between Wadala and Chembur and observed that a long row of oil tankers are parked just under the tracks near the Mysore Colony station, raising serious questions about how secure the trains moving above are.
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