Central Railway finds 410 deficiencies in Mumbai division water facilities
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Central Railway's Mumbai division identified and addressed hundreds of deficiencies in its drinking water facilities.
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- Central Railway conducted a special inspection of drinking water infrastructure across its Mumbai division.
- Officials identified 410 deficiencies, with 365 already resolved and 45 currently being addressed.
- The audit evaluated water sources and pipelines for potential safety risks or contamination.
- Authorities implemented daily chlorine monitoring and confirmed negative bacteriological test results for water samples.
- These efforts follow recent Railway Board directives concerning water quality standards.
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- Progress on the remaining 45 water facility deficiencies
- Continued adherence to daily chlorine monitoring protocols
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