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Mumbai: 'Meghdoot' machines at railway stations to suck water out of the air
Updated On: 30 August, 2022 08:18 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
Central Railway installs 17 water kiosks to allow commuters to refill their bottles at affordable rates; CSMT and Dadar get five each, while four come up at Thane

A Meghdoot water dispenser at CSMT on Monday. The company will maintain these machines and pay the Central Railway Rs 25.5 lakh a year
The Central Railway on Monday announced the return of water vending machines at Mumbai stations with the installation of Meghdoot machines that draw water from the air. Earlier, mid-day had highlighted how commuters had been left high and dry after all water vending machines were closed at city stations.
To start with, 17 kiosks have been installed at six stations with major footfalls, including five each at CSMT and Dadar, four at Thane, and one each at Kurla, Ghatkopar and Vikhroli. Train users can refill their bottles at these kiosks. A 1-litre bottle can be refilled for Rs 12, while refilling a 500-ml bottle will cost Rs 8, said officials.
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