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'Coach Restaurant' inaugurated at Railway Museum in Mysuru

By ANI | Updated: June 23, 2020 06:35 IST

A customised coach restaurant with a seating capacity of 20 people was inaugurated at the Railway Museum in Mysuru on Monday, informed the South Western Railway.

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A customised coach restaurant with a seating capacity of 20 people was inaugurated at the Railway Museum in Mysuru on Monday, informed the South Western Railway.

Aparna Garg, Divisional Railway Manager, Mysuru Division, and President, South Western Railway Women's Welfare Orgzation (SWRWWO) inaugurated it.

The coach restaurant has been opened for the Museum visitors. "It gives an immediate reconnect with a train's journey, you can sit to relish hygienically prepared snacks/light refreshments and beverages like coffee and tea," read a press release.

"Stabled at a vantage point for the visitors to have a magnificent view of several outdoor exhibits like steam locomotives, vintage gabled style iconic wayside railway station, level crossing gate, and a green tunnel and the lovely amphitheater in a lush green backdrop," it added.

The restaurant will operate on a 'no-profit, no-loss' model, the release stated.

( With inputs from ANI )

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