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Pune metro extends operating hours for Ganeshotsav; check details here

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: September 18, 2023 17:41 IST

The decision comes in response to the expected increase in festival-goers.

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In a bid to accommodate the surge in visitors during the upcoming Ganesh festival, Pune Metro authorities have made an important announcement regarding their service schedule. The decision, taken in response to the expected high number of festival-goers in the city, will see Pune Metro extending its operating hours on specific days.

From September 22 to 27, the metro service will run until 12 am (midnight), providing commuters with an extra two hours beyond the regular 10 pm closing time. On September 28, the immersion day, metro trains will operate until 2 am, allowing passengers to travel late into the night.

This decision follows a request from Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar, urging the metro officials to accommodate the increased foot traffic during the festive period. Additionally, as part of their efforts to enhance accessibility, the metro authorities had previously announced the commencement of services at 6 am daily.

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