Mumbai: While the state government has not placed restrictions on suburban train trips, both western (WR) and Central Railways (CR) have increased drives from Thursday to punish people without masks and do not follow the appropriate behavior.
Monthly statistics released on Thursday showed 14,812 non-guided commuters stuck in the suburban section of WR from April to December this year, and RS 21 Lakh was collected properly.
In the suburb of the main Cr and port, 2,735 commuters were stuck in the same period and fine RS 5.3 lakh recovered.
In December only, more than a thousand commuters were fined colle in Clative on WR and CR because they did not wear a mask.
“There are strict instructions from the general manager’s office commuter on the outskirts of the city and also on long-range trains must observe the appropriate Covid behavior.
We have captured an average of 300 passengers every day in the last few days to overcome the covid rules at the station along the route along the station The central train (suburban line).
The drive is increasing from Thursday, “said CR Shivaji Silalar spokesman.
There are more cases and a fine recovered in the suburban section of WR in the last nine months.
“We have let Marshal Civic enter the station place and catch offenders.
They keep the vigil at the entry point / out, the office area of ​​booking and on the platform and FOBS,” said a spokesman WR.
Throughout Maharashtra, as many as 26,832 cases were registered at CR Station in Pune, Nagpur and other divisions, and total Rs 44 lakh in a penalty collected, officials added.
The train has appealed to all passengers to travel with proper and valid train tickets and follow all the norms mandated for Covid-19.