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Bengaluru: Namma Metro's elevated Pink Line set for safety inspection from October 6-8
By Muthi-ur-Rahman Siddiqui||2 min read at Deccan Herald
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- The elevated Pink Line of Bengaluru's Namma Metro is scheduled for a statutory safety inspection from October 6 to 8. This final approval step brings the line closer to commercial operation, which would expand the city's network to 103.6 km.
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Sign in to give feedbackBengaluru: The statutory safety inspection of Namma Metro's elevated Pink Line will take place from October 6 to 8, a senior official in the know said.
On the first day, Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety (Southern Circle), V Venkatasubramanian, will undertake a motor trolley inspection on the mainline. The second day will involve a visit to the Kothanur depot and train tests on the mainline. On the third day, the CMRS will carry out inspections at the Operational Control Centre (OCC) at Baiyappanahalli, the official told DH.
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