Maharashtra CM Ensures Safe Rescue of Stranded Monorail Passengers
Maharashtra's Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis assured the public that all 200 passengers aboard a stranded Monorail in Mumbai would be safely evacuated. Technical issues left the train stuck between Chembur and Bhakti Park. An investigation into the incident is underway, with safety as the top priority.
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has vowed to ensure the safe rescue of all passengers aboard a Monorail stranded in Mumbai. The train encountered technical problems between Chembur and Bhakti Park, prompting immediate response from the MMRDA and emergency services.
Fadnavis addressed concerns on social media, reassuring the public that all necessary measures were being taken to secure the safety of the approximately 200 passengers. He emphasized a coordinated effort between local authorities and communicated directly with various agencies.
The Chief Minister announced that an inquiry would be conducted to investigate the cause of the technical issues, underscoring that passenger safety remains the highest priority. He urged the public to remain calm during the resolution process.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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