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Ladies allowed to travel in Mumbai local trains from October 17

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: October 16, 2020 18:10 IST

 In a big relief to women in Mumbai, the state government on Friday allowed ladies to travel in local ...

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 In a big relief to women in Mumbai, the state government on Friday allowed ladies to travel in local trains starting tomorrow, i.e. October 17. An order issued by the Secretary of Disaster Management, Relief and Rehabilitation department stated that ladies will be allowed to board local trains during two time slots during the day. An order issued by Secretary Kishor Raje Nimbalkar stated that ladies will be allowed to board Mumbai suburban trains between 11 am to 3 pm and then from 7 pm till end of service.

The order is valid for both Mumbai and Mumbai Metropolitan Region. Ladies holding valid tickets will be allowed to use local train services.“It is requested that local train services may be made available to all ladies from 11 AM to 3 PM and again from 7 PM onwards till end of local services for the day, with effect from 17th October 2020 in Mumbai and MMR region. During the said period, entry may be allowed to all ladies having valid tickets and to all emergency staff as well. QR codes will not be required for ladies travelling during the said time period,” the order read. The order reiterated that earlier permission given to emergency services staff to travel in local trains will continue to remain valid for the entire day. “The local train services to all the personnel of all sectors that have been notified as emergency services till date shall continue as are being provided currently, i.e. for the entire day,” the order added. 

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