Restrictions imposed on passengers entry and exit at Bhubaneswar Railway station for Covid-19
Published By : Lelin Mallick | April 12, 2021 6:28 PM
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Bhubaneswar, Apr 12: East Coast Railway (ECoR) has taken steps to prevent the spread of corona virus at the Bhubaneswar Railway Station as per the government direction. In order to ensure effective management of crowd and social distancing, entry to the station is allowed only through platform number 1. The earlier entry will now be the exit and the earlier exit will now be the entry. Entry to the platforms will be allowed only from the right hand side, i.e, the government car parking side or the Bus stand side or the RMS side. Exit from the platforms will be allowed only from the left hand side which is the ATM side or the Reliance side. This is being done as the checking for the RTPCR reports and gate pass are being done form the ATM side only. Passengers will not be allowed to enter the station from the ATM side as it might bring them in contact with the exiting passengers. East Coast Railway urges all passengers to cooperate with the above arrangements at Railway Station during this pandemic time.
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