Kolkata: After 61 days, Metro Railway on Friday will continue service on weekdays from 8am to 21:00.
While the North-South corridor will run 192 services, Metro or Line 2 East-West will run 48 trains in both directions.
Commuter can take the train using a smart card.
There is no token that will be issued.
The service will begin with the Dakshineswar terminal and Kavi Subhas at 8 am and end at 8pm.
Although there will be no train on Sundays, only special services (192) for important staff from various sectors that will run on Saturdays.
The train will begin at 8 am and the last train will leave the terminal station at 8pm.
Carrier places brakes on public services from May 16, because the state government announces covid security restrictions.
According to unlocking guidelines, Metro can operate from Monday to Friday only, with 50% of passengers.
Metro north-south, which is a city transportation route, registered less than 50% of full leg capacity since it continued service in September, last year.
In pre-covid, the Metro registered at least 2,000 train passengers at a time.
As a pandemic struck, the count scattered up to 500 or almost 25% of capacity.
In the absence of a local train, the North Metro, which stretches from the Kavi Subhas station or Patuli in the south to Dakshineswar in the north, will now work with 81 services in each direction.
As the second wave of raging and Main Minister Mamata Banerjee announced the suspension of the local train from May 6, Metro Railway must automatically reduce its services from 216 to 192.
At that time, Metro GM Manoj Joshi said, “We must reduce the train lack of local trains.
Members Our staff now must depend on the east train and southeast train staff to report to work.
Our operating hours must match the special staff.
“Even though the general public is not permitted in Metro until now, operators are starting to operate the special train staff along the North-South Corridor 32 km.
Since last Monday, 104 specials were available in both directions in the corridor.
“This service will be available on Saturday,” Metro spokesman Rupayan partner said.
On Saturday, important staff associated with health care services, animal services, assembly, law and order, courts, social welfare houses, banks, correctional services, power, drinking water supply, telecommunications, fire services, disaster management and civil defense, Sanitation, NGOs and the private sector are associated with important services, food and beverages, insurance, press, sewer and funeral services can rise special with their ID cards and Metro Smart.
GM on Tuesday checked the Metro Noapara-Bimanbandar which lacked construction to assess progress.