Delhi Metro to introduce urban freight (cargo) services on its network
At the same time, the DMRC will optimise its resources while reinforcing its commitment to environmentally friendly transport solutions.
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The Delhi Metro’s yet-to-be-inaugurated Kalkaji Mandir-Botanical Garden Magenta Line stretch witnessed a minor mishap when the train crashed into the wall reportedly due to brake failure on Tuesday.
As per reports, the Metro train crashed into the wall of the Kalindi Kunj Metro depot. So far, there is no news of anybody getting hurt. The DMRC officials haven’t issued any statement yet.
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The Delhi Metro’s Kalkaji Mandir-Botanical Garden line will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on 25 December.
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The driverless Metro hit a wall inside the depot in Kalkaji Metro station around 4 p.m., a Delhi Metro Rail Corporation official told IANS, adding that no one was injured.
The Delhi Metro’s Magenta line, which is scheduled to be inaugurated on December 25 by the Prime Minister, connects Botanical Garden in Noida and Kalkaji in south Delhi.
The official said that they were investigating the cause of the accident.
(with Input from agencies)
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At the same time, the DMRC will optimise its resources while reinforcing its commitment to environmentally friendly transport solutions.
This caused a cascading effect on the entire Red Line resulting in delays in overall passenger trips from one end to another end during this period today.
The Delhi Metro train services would commence at 2.30 pm from terminal stations on all lines on Friday on account of Holi.
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