Mysuru division of SWR tightens norms for intra/inter-state railway travellers at Mysuru Railway Station

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There has been a gradual increase in the number of passengers both in the unreserved and reserved sector in trains with operations of interstate bus services stopping in Karnataka. To keep a close watch on the prevailing situation of widespread Covid pandemic across India and as per the directives of Railway Board, Mysuru division of South Western Railway will follow strict protocols for the movement of passengers from Mysuru railway station. 

To restrict face-to-face movement of passengers and to regulate freeway for passengers alighting or getting on to the trains to go to their respective destinations, the existing multiple entries and exit point from platforms of Mysuru Railway station is closed till further advice. The west side entry to Railway Station (CFTRI/Railway Museum side entry) and sub-way exiting on circulating area towards main railway station will also be closed.  

Mysuru division of SWR has restricted entry/exit points to Mysuru Railway Station

There will only be a single entry point to the platforms from the portico of the main station building where the passengers shall be subject to thermal screening and ensure the wearing of mask/face covers.  Passengers who are found asymptomatic will only be permitted to travel and any violation will be dealt with in accordance with the guidelines. Similarly, there will be only a separate single exit point near the foot over bridge on platform 1. 

Passengers being screened before entering Mysuru Railway Station

Passengers being screened before entering Mysuru Railway Station

Passengers being screened before entering Mysuru Railway Station

Passengers with waitlisted tickets will not be allowed to enter the Railway station. Confirmed ticket passengers to mandatorily carry sanitisers during the journey and observe social distancing both during boarding and journey and adhere to health protocols as are prescribed by the destination state/union territory. 

The existing policy for non-supply of linen and blankets for passengers travelling in AC coaches will remain in force. Manjunath Kanamadi, senior divisional commercial manager, Mysuru urged all travelling passengers and stakeholders to use the main entry for entering and exiting the railway station and cooperate with the Railways in the larger public interest.

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