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Mumbai: Four WR stations to get LEDs, light solutions worth Rs 2.3 cr
Updated On: 21 December, 2018 07:39 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
With eye on safety, railway authorities to spend Rs 2.3 crore on LED, natural light solutions on the lines of airport, to ensure no dark corners at stations

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Mumbaikars will soon see Western Railway (WR) stations in a whole new light. Say goodbye to creepy dark corners and depressing dim lights, as the authorities prepare to upgrade the lighting at railway stations to the standards of Mumbai airport. WR has launched a Rs 2.3-crore project to better illuminate the city's stations, starting with four stations: Churchgate, Mumbai Central (Main Line), Dadar and Bandra Terminus.
"The Rs 2.3-crore project will change the look and feel of stations in Mumbai. The stations will bear a fresh look befitting the nation's cleanliness campaign. Planning for the project will be complete in the next two to three months," said Ravinder Bhakar, chief public relations officer for WR.


