KOLKATA: A person’s alleged suicide try disrupted companies on the Kolkata Metro‘s North-South Line on Wednesday morning. The incident occurred at 11.38 am on the Netaji Bhavan station, based on an official.
The person was rescued from the tracks and transported to a close-by hospital for remedy. His id stays unknown at the moment, the official said.
“Following the incident, companies have been disrupted between Rabindra Sadan and Rabindra Sarobar stations.The companies have been restored at 12.40 pm.”
The North-South Line, additionally known as the Blue Line, spans 32 kilometers and connects New Garia within the southern outskirts of Kolkata to Dakshineswar within the northern a part of the town.
The person was rescued from the tracks and transported to a close-by hospital for remedy. His id stays unknown at the moment, the official said.
“Following the incident, companies have been disrupted between Rabindra Sadan and Rabindra Sarobar stations.The companies have been restored at 12.40 pm.”
The North-South Line, additionally known as the Blue Line, spans 32 kilometers and connects New Garia within the southern outskirts of Kolkata to Dakshineswar within the northern a part of the town.
