Green line trains tested
By Express News Service - BANGALORE
28th June 2012 09:07 AM
Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation (BMRCL) successfully operated green line trains on the test track at Peenya depot on Wednesday. These trains will run on the North-South Corridor of Phase 1.
Chief Minister D V Sadananda Gowda had carried out an inspection in Phase I on Tuesday, following which, BMRCL conducted the testing track which runs along the north wall of the Peenya depot in the east-west direction. “Three sets of the 29 trains have been supplied to Peenya depot required for the North-South Corridor,” BMRCL stated in a press statement issued on Wednesday.
According to the officials, construction works at all the reaches, were close to completion, and Reach 3 between Sampige Road and Yeshwantpur was nearing completion.
The chief minister had stated that around 90 per cent of the work on Reach 2 between City Railway station and Mysore Road terminal was completed.
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