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CISF&nbsp;officers and metro staff prevented a near fatal accident in Faridabad&nbsp;on Saturday. According to the police, the girl in the incident was attempting to jump from the Sector 28&nbsp;metro&nbsp;station.&nbsp;In the video, the girl is seen sitting on the sidewall ignoring the plea by security personnel requesting her to move to safety. A&nbsp;police constable, Sarfaraz is seen crossing the boundary wall and approaching her.
With swift action the girl is pulled to&nbsp;safety. She was eventually handed over to the police, where she confessed to wanting to take her life due to work related stress. She was counseled and released into her parent's custody.&nbsp;
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Caught on Camera: Woman attempting suicide at Faridabad metro station rescued by police

A woman at a Faridabad metro station who attempted to commit suicide by jumping from the building was rescued by police on Sunday evening.

CISF&nbsp;officers and metro staff prevented a near fatal accident in Faridabad&nbsp;on Saturday. According to the police, the girl in the incident was attempting to jump from the Sector 28&nbsp;metro&nbsp;station.&nbsp; In the video, the girl is seen sitting on the sidewall ignoring the plea by security personnel requesting her to move to safety. A&nbsp;police constable, Sarfaraz is seen crossing the boundary wall and approaching her.
With swift action the girl is pulled to&nbsp;safety. She was eventually handed over to the police, where she confessed to wanting to take her life due to work related stress. She was counseled and released into her parent's custody.&nbsp;

A woman at a Faridabad metro station who attempted to commit suicide by jumping from the building was rescued by police on Sunday evening.

CISF&nbsp;officers and metro staff prevented a near fatal accident in Faridabad&nbsp;on Saturday. According to the police, a girl was attempting to jump from the Sector 28&nbsp;metro&nbsp;station.&nbsp; In the video, the girl is seen sitting on the sidewall ignoring the plea by security personnel requesting her to move to safety. A&nbsp;police constable, Sarfaraz, is seen crossing the boundary wall and approaching her.
With swift action the girl is pulled to&nbsp;safety. She was eventually handed over to the police, where she confessed to wanting to take her life due to work related stress. She was counseled and released into her parent's custody.&nbsp;
If you or someone you know is triggered by the above content or is seeking support, please contact a mental health specialist.&nbsp;
iCall:&nbsp;9152987821
Available: Mon&mdash;Sat, 8 AM&mdash;10 PM. Languages: English, Hindi.

As Delhi Metro is all set to resume its services after being completely shut since May 10, AIIMS doctor Naveet Wig said the transporter should be extra cautious in reope

Delhi unlocking: AIIMS doctor has a word of caution for metro services

As Delhi Metro is all set to resume its services after being completely shut since May 10, AIIMS doctor Naveet Wig said the transporter should be extra cautious in reopening as the situation will again reverse to where it was if the reopening is rushed.
Metro services will resume from June 7 in a graded approach. Services will first resume with 50 per cent searing capacity and standing will not be allowed. Only half of the available trains will be inducted into the service on Monday. The full strength of trains will be pressed into service in a graded manner by Wednesday.
The peak of the second wave of the pandemic in the Capital has gradually subsided but experts have already warned that this is only due to the restrictions that were maintained in the last 50 days. As the unlocking process is also starting in NCR, it is time to be on guard, experts have advised.

Delhi Metro is all set to resume its services after being completely shut since May 10
Situation will again reverse to where it was if reopening is rushed: AIIMS&nbsp;Doctor
Metro services will resume from June 7 in a graded approach
Metro to resume with 50% searing capacity, standing will not be allowed
Peak of 2nd wave of pandemic in Delhi has gradually subsided
It is time to be on guard advise from experts

As Delhi Metro is all set to resume its services after being completely shut since May 10, AIIMS doctor Naveet Wig said the transporter should be extra cautious in reopening as the situation will again reverse to where it was if the reopening is rushed.
Metro services will resume from June 7 in a graded approach. Services will first resume with 50 per cent searing capacity and standing will not be allowed. Only half of the available trains will be inducted into the service on Monday. The full strength of trains will be pressed into service in a graded manner by Wednesday.
The peak of the second wave of the pandemic in the Capital has gradually subsided but experts have already warned that this is only due to the restrictions that were maintained in the last 50 days. As the unlocking process is also starting in NCR, it is time to be on guard, experts have advised.

An overpass in Mexico City's metro collapsed on Monday night, sending a train plunging downward onto a road, killing at least 13 people authorities said. Video showed at least one broken train along with dozens of rescuers searching through the rubble of the collapsed overpass. Several cars are believed to be trapped under rubble. 70 people injured in the accident were being taken to nearby hospitals. &ldquo;A support beam gave way,&rdquo; said Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, who had rushed to the scene of the accident. The accident happened on the metro's Line 12, the construction of which has been plagued by complaints and accusations of irregularities. Mexican foreign minister Marcelo Ebrard described the accident as a &lsquo;terrible tragedy&rsquo;

 Mexico City metro overpass collapses onto road; 13 killed

Metro overpass in Mexico City collapses, kills 13
Construction work plagued by complaints&nbsp;&amp; accusations
Rescuers at the spot, searching through rubble
70 people injured, minister calls it 'terrible tragedy'

An overpass in Mexico City's metro collapsed on Monday night, sending a train plunging downward onto a road, killing at least 13 people authorities said. Video showed at least one broken train along with dozens of rescuers searching through the rubble of the collapsed overpass. Several cars are believed to be trapped under rubble. 70 people injured in the accident were being taken to nearby hospitals. &ldquo;A support beam gave way,&rdquo; said Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, who had rushed to the scene of the accident. The accident happened on the metro's Line 12, the construction of which has been plagued by complaints and accusations of irregularities. Mexican foreign minister Marcelo Ebrard described the accident as a &lsquo;terrible tragedy&rsquo;

In a setback to the Maharashtra government, the Bombay High Court passed an interim order on Wednesday, staying the transfer of 102-acres of land to the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) to build a metro car shed. The HC was hearing a petition filed by the Centre, which has claimed the land belonged to it.&nbsp;The state government, through the Mumbai Suburban District Collector, had ordered transfer of the Kanjurmarg salt pan land on October 1. It was handed over to MMRDA on October 6. Subsequently, MMRDA transferred the land to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRCL) on October 8.

Bombay HC stays Metro car shed project at Mumbai's Kanjurmarg

Bombay high court stays Metro car shed project at Mumbai's Kanjurmarg

Bombay HC stays transfer of land to MMRDA&nbsp;for metro car shed
Centre told the high court 102-acres of land belonged to it
Maharashtra&nbsp;govt ordered transfer of&nbsp;Kanjurmarg&nbsp;land on Oct 1
Land was handed over to MMRDA on October 6
MMRDA&nbsp;then transferred land to DMRC&nbsp;to build car shed
&nbsp;

In a setback to the Maharashtra government, the Bombay High Court passed an interim order on Wednesday, staying the transfer of 102-acres of land to the Mumbai Metropolitan Region Development Authority (MMRDA) to build a metro car shed. The HC was hearing a petition filed by the Centre, which has claimed the land belonged to it.&nbsp;The state government, through the Mumbai Suburban District Collector, had ordered transfer of the Kanjurmarg salt pan land on October 1. It was handed over to MMRDA on October 6. Subsequently, MMRDA transferred the land to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Limited (DMRCL) on October 8.

Delhi Metro: Blue & Pink lines hit the tracks today

Delhi Metro's Blue Line and Pink Line hit the racks on Wednesday after being closed for 171 days due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown. Yellow line started on Monday

Delhi Metro's Blue Line and Pink Line hit the racks on Wednesday after being closed for 171 days due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown. On Monday, the Delhi Metro had resumed services on its Yellow Line, with curtailed operations and a slew of measures for safety of passengers and employees. Trains are to operate in batches of four-hour each from 7-11 AM in the morning and 4-8 PM in the evening for now. Over 15,000 passengers availed the Yellow Line and Rapid Metro combined on the first day of resumption of services on Monday.

New Delhi, PTI: Delhi Metro's Blue Line and Pink Line hit the racks on Wednesday after being closed for 171 days due to the coronavirus-induced lockdown.
On Monday, the Delhi Metro had resumed services on its Yellow Line, with curtailed operations and a slew of measures for safety of passengers and employees.
Metro services in Delhi-NCR were closed since March 22 due to the pandemic.
The Ministry of Home Affairs had recently issued guidelines allowing the Delhi Metro to resume operations in a graded manner, following which the DMRC had said it would be done in three stages from September 7-12.
Under stage one, Yellow Line or Line 2 and Rapid Metro were made operational with restricted service hours.
Trains are to operate in batches of four-hour each from 7-11 AM in the morning and 4-8 PM in the evening in the first stage, it said.
While nearly 15,500 passengers availed the Yellow Line and Rapid Metro combined on Monday, on Tuesday, the figures after the the end of services at 11 AM, stood at 8,300, officials said.
"As part of the stage I of graded resumption of metro services, the Delhi Metro will resume operations after 171 days on its Blue Line i.e., Line-3/4 from Dwarka Sector 21 to Electronic City/Vaishali (65.35 km, 58 stations) and Pink Line i.e., Line-7 from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar (57.58 km, 38 stations) from tomorrow," the DMRC said in a statement.
Services will be available on both of these lines from 7-11 AM in the morning and from 4-8 PM in the evening along with Yellow Line and Rapid Line which are already operational as per the given timings, it said.

Delhi Metro resumes but air flow continues to be a concern for many 

As the Delhi Metro resumes operations, concerns about the air flow and ventilation inside stations and train coaches continue to arise.
In an attempt to reduce the risk of transmission of Covid-19, the DMRC&nbsp;has made widespread changes to air conditioning and ventilation systems at underground stations and inside coaches.&nbsp;
Authorities have decided to increase the rate at which fresh air is pumped into train coaches They have also installed open ventilation vents at underground stations to ensure that stale air escapes. This will help refresh the air inside the coaches every&nbsp;2 minutes, 33 seconds.&nbsp;

As the Delhi Metro resumes operations, concerns about the air flow and ventilation inside stations and train coaches continue to arise.
In an attempt to reduce the risk of transmission of Covid-19, the DMRC&nbsp;has made widespread changes to air conditioning and ventilation systems at underground stations and inside coaches.&nbsp;
Authorities have decided to increase the rate at which fresh air is pumped into train coaches They have also installed open ventilation vents at underground stations to ensure that stale air escapes. This will help refresh the air inside the coaches every&nbsp;2 minutes, 33 seconds.&nbsp;

As the Delhi Metro resumes operations, concerns about the air flow and ventilation inside stations and train coaches continue to arise.
In an attempt to reduce the risk of transmission of Covid-19, the DMRC&nbsp;has made widespread changes to air conditioning and ventilation systems at underground stations and inside coaches.&nbsp;
Authorities have decided to increase the rate at which fresh air is pumped into train coaches. They have also installed open ventilation vents at underground stations to ensure that stale air escapes. This will help refresh the air inside the coaches every&nbsp;2 minutes, 33 seconds.&nbsp;

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