From new signages inside trains to messages on social media, the Delhi Metro has started a new safety campaign in the wake of a recent incident in which a woman suffered fatal injuries after her saree got caught in a train door.
In addition, digital screens mounted at major stations and those in
The campaign comes in the wake of an accident in December where a woman died after she was dragged along the Metro platform when her sari got caught in the train doors
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Last month, 35-year-old Reena, a vegetable vendor, was dragged along the platform after her sari got stuck in the train’s door. She succumbed to injuries at Safdarjung Hospital.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will provide a compensation of Rs 15 lakh to the next of kin of a woman passenger who died after an accident at a metro station recently. In addition, the DMRC shall also take care of the education of her two children, Delhi Metro said in a statement. The