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Showing posts with label Helpline 182. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Helpline 182. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 November 2019

07:30

‘Refrain from lighting Camphor onboard trains’ - An Appeal to Sabarimala Passengers

‘Refrain from lighting Camphor onboard trains’ - An Appeal to Sabarimala Passengers

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15-11-2019
CHENNAI
‘Refrain from lighting Camphor o­nboard trains’ - An Appeal to Sabarimala Passengers
Some of the Sabarimala bound passengers are in the practice of lighting Camphor during their travel to Sabarimala.  These unsafe practices may result in fire mishap o­nboard trains.
Hence, passengers are requested to desist from lighting Camphor inside trains or at Station premises and co-operate with Railways in ensuring a Safe journey
As per Indian Railways Act of 1989, carrying inflammable objects like crackers, gas cylinder, acid, petrol, kerosene, camphor or lighting of any inflammable article during a train journey is a punishable offence and the offender is liable to be fined and/or punished with imprisonment up to three years.
.Railway passengers may access RPF Security Helpline 182 for assistance.


Wednesday, 22 November 2017

18:03

Attention to Passengers :Theft Of Luggage

Attention to Passengers :Theft Of Luggage

Theft of Luggage  

1. A prescribed FIR form is available in the Time Table or with TTEs / Guards and GRP escort. After filling it up , the form may be handed over to one of the officials viz. TTE , Guard or GRP escort for registration of the report at the next Police Station .

2. All India Security Helpline No 182 may be called on for all security related assistance

Source:SER

Thursday, 30 April 2015

08:53

East Central Railway issues zero value tickets to 7,000 quake victims

PATNA: Reaching out to earthquake victims,the East Central Railway (ECR) zone has issued "zero value tickets" to 7,000 victims to send them to their destinations without fare.

The earthquake victims were provided "zero value tickets" without any payment to help them cover the journey to their destinations without any trouble, General Manager ECR A K Mittal said at a function here.

He said special arrangements have been made at railway stations at border points of Raxual, Jaynagar and Sitamarhi for victims arriving from earthquake-hit Nepal.

Senior Railway officials were camping at these places to ensure the earthquake victims do not face any problem, the ECR GM said. 

Besides running special trains for earthquake victims, additional coaches were being attached in some regular trains, Mittal said after starting the online FIR lodging and Railway safety number 182 in Patna.

Additional Director General of Police (Rail) K S Dwivedi and Inspector General RPF-cum-Chief Security Commissioner of ECR Atul Pathak attended the function.

The Railway minister in his budgetary speech had announced the launch of a common helpline number across the country, which has been decided as 182, the GM said.

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) and GRP (Government Railway Police) would provide security escort to 130 trains, which run through the ECR zone in night.

FIR booklets would be made available to escort parties,which would be prepared in triplicate with signatures of the complainant as well escort party official, Chief Public Relations Officer, ECR Arvind Kumar Rajak said in a statement.

One copy of FIR would be given to the complainant, another to the GRP police station where the case would be registered and third one would be in the office of the RPF or the GRP which issues it, Rajak added.