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From CCTVs to bio-toilets: Railways unveils new AC coach with improved safety features

FP Archives • August 19, 2015, 08:32:21 IST
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To provide better amenities to passengers, Railways today unveiled a new AC 3-tier coach in New Delhi with state-of-the-art facilities including CCTV cameras, bio-toilets and improved safety features.

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From CCTVs to bio-toilets: Railways unveils new AC coach with improved safety features

New Delhi: To provide better amenities to passengers, Railways today unveiled a new AC 3-tier coach in New Delhi with state-of-the-art facilities including CCTV cameras, bio-toilets and improved safety features. The interiors of the coach, with better security and comfort features, have been designed aesthetically, said Railway Board Member (Mechanic) Hemant Kumar. While CCTV cameras have been installed at the entrance of the coach on both the sides to strengthen the security system, fire-retardant materials have been used to prevent fire as a safety measure. [caption id=“attachment_1852363” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] ![AFP image](https://images.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/railways-afp.jpg) AFP image[/caption] Manufactured at the Integrated Coach Factory (ICF) in Chennai, the AC coach is equipped with wider stainless steel ladder with hand-holds for easy climbing to upper berths. Besides, the coach has also been fitted with braille stickers for the convenience of visually-impaired passengers. Asked about the cost of the enhanced features, Mr Kumar said an additional Rs. 7.2 lakhs were spent to upgrade the coach with better amenities. For faster evacuation in case of emergency, the door of the coach has been made to swing both ways. The bi-directional swing door is a new feature which is likely to be a norm for all new coaches in future. This new compartment is the 50,000th coach rolled out from ICF and is likely to be fitted in a train bound for the southern states. PTI

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