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- India's first bullet train is expected to begin operations on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor by August 2027 with a target speed of 320 km/h.
- Authorities are installing a network of 28 seismometers along the route to detect tremors and trigger automated shutdowns of power and braking systems.
- This technology is modeled after the Japanese Shinkansen rail system to enhance passenger safety during earthquakes.
- The strategic placement of sensors follows a review of seismic history in the region over the past century.
What to watch next
- Completion of trial runs on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad corridor.
- Full installation and calibration of the 28 planned earthquake detection sensors.
- Progress on remaining station infrastructure between Thane and Bharuch.
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