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Mumbai: Trains for all, but are they prepared?

Officials say Mumbai too crowded to implement measures like special apps, colour-coded tickets like Chennai or Kolkata; their plan is to throw open all possible entry points and hope for the best

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Commuters alight from and board a train at Kandivli railway station on Friday. Pic/Satej Shinde

Commuters alight from and board a train at Kandivli railway station on Friday. Pic/Satej Shinde

Now that the authorities have approved public travel on trains starting February 1, the all-important question is how exactly will things work on the ground? While local trains are being run in Kolkata and Chennai, which have a lower volume of travellers, and even though they have devised ways, like a colour-coded ticket app, there have been crowds. Mumbai railways have neither developed an app nor installed the promised flap gates at key stations.

A local train parked at a car shed in Kandivli on Friday. Pic/Satej Shinde
A local train parked at a car shed in Kandivli on Friday. Pic/Satej Shinde

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