Mumbai: Division Mumbai Central Railway has managed to save the lives of 47 passengers at various stations in 2021 as part of the Jeevan Rakshak mission, with the highest cases reported at the busiest station such as Kalyan and omelet.
CR spokesman said, “Of the 47 saving lives, 11 cases were saved at Kalyan Station, 10 cases were saved on the omelet, 6 at Thane, 4 on LTT, 3 in Panvel, respectively in Kurla and Vadala Road, 1 respectively In Turbhe., Titwala, Roha, Kasara, Domb, Ghatkopar, Byculla, Diva and the main CSMT station.
Most of them are saved during long-range trains to the dormitory or de-dormitory.
“He further said,” RPF warning, in most Cases, have saved the lives of passengers who are sometimes negligent and face the danger when going up or down the train running.
Sometimes, life has been saved while trying to commit suicide for various personal reasons.
“On December 26, RPF Constable Raju Puniya while doing His job at Thane Station saw a passenger Ram Bihari slipped while trying to take a Gadan Express train.
The train guard also saw this and immediately dropped pressure and stopped the train so that it saved passengers from the deaths that would soon occur.
In another incident, RPF Constable R Meena when performing a platform duty at Panvel Station on December 17 saw a passenger of a woman Gyan Devi slipped and fell between the train and platform while trying to take the train.
He acted immediately pulling passengers to a safe place and saving his life.