Delhi Metro briefly runs with a gate open
A metro train, packed with commuters, made its way across two stations on Yellow Line with one of its gates open.
New Delhi: A metro train, packed with commuters, made its way across two stations on Yellow Line today, with one of its gates open.
The highly-unusual incident took place around 10 pm between Chawri Bazar and Kashmere Gate stations of Yellow Line, which connects north Delhi to Gurgaon.
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"The problem was only with one door. It was guarded by the DMRC staff. The train was taken to Vishwavidyalaya station to avoid any delay or bunching," a metro spokesman said.
A similar incident had occurred back in July 2014 when a train had run with all its doors open between Ghitorni and Arjangarh stations on the same line.
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Immediately after the incident, the train operator was suspended over "safety lapse". (PTI)