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Mumbai Division Western Railway MUMBAI DIVISION WESTERN RAILWAY DIVISION OVERVIEW Mumbai division is spread over 634.15 route kilometers with 113 stations that serves the states of Maharashtra and Gujarat. Divisional jurisdiction extends from Churchgate to Surat station on mainline and from Udhna to Jalgaon (excluded) in Tapti Valley section. A small narrow gauge section exists from Billimora to Waghai (10 stations). No. of Trains Originating/Terminating (in pairs) in Mumbai Central Division. 2019-20 Present Mail/Express Memu/Pass/Shuttle Total Mail/Express Holiday special Total 97 48 145 38 15 53 Trains passing through Division: Trains passing through Division: 53 via Vasai Road & 22 via Udhna-Jalgaon section. 18 via Vasai Road & 21 via Udhna-Jalgaon section. Suburban Services – 1201 Services ( including 38 Dahanu Road services ) 2019-20 ( Daily Average) 2020-21 – Nov-2020 ( Daily Average) Originating Passengers – 38.05 lakhs Originating Passengers – 7.40 lakhs Passenger Revenue – Rs 7.40 Crores Passenger Revenue – Rs 2.61 Crores DAILY NUMBER OF SUBURBAN PASSENGERS From 15-06-2020 to 15-12-2020 MONUMENTAL NATIONAL FLAGS 2018-19 A hundred feet high Monumental National Flag installed & hoisted at Mumbai Central, Bandra Terminus, Andheri, Borivali & Surat Stations 2019-20 A hundred feet high Monumental National Flag installed & hoisted at Palghar, Navsari & Nandurbar in 2019-20. Works in Progress Provision of Monumental National Flag high mast at Udvada, Valsad, Vyara & Dondaicha. SURAT 5 MONUMENTAL NATIONAL FLAGS NAVSARI MUMBAI CENTRAL BANDRA TERMINUS 6 COVID-19 INITIATIVES 7 SHRAMIK SPECIAL Highest number of Shramik Specials over Indian Railways. Total 720 numbers of Shramik Special trains run to different states which helped 11.10 lakhs migrant workers to reach their home town during COVID-19 pandemic. Revenue generated – Rs. 77.07 crores. 450 402 400 Number of Shramik Specials 350 300 250 200 160 150 100 80 28 50 2 4 9 1 4 20 6 2 1 1 0 SHRAMIK SPECIAL FOOD DISTRIBUTION 64655 meals supplied through NGOs, to the needy people. 191380 meals were supplied from MMCT Base Kitchen through IRCTC Ration kits to License Sahayaks, catering vendors & housekeeping staff through NGOs was arranged. HEALTH SCREENING FOR COVID-19 Screening for COVID-19 of passengers, Railway employees & others was done at Churchgate, Mumbai Central, Dadar, Andheri & Borivali stations for a period of one month by Namaste Health Under CSR. ISOLATION COACHES Coach conversion into isolation coaches with a target of 85 coaches was planned and executed by 4 depots of Mumbai division namely Mumbai Central, Bandra, Surat & Valsad. SAFETY FIRST 400 banners of “ No Mask No Entry” displayed at Entry/Exit points of stations. Safety gears - Cotton Masks, Hand Sanitizer, Liquid Soaps are provided to all frontline staff viz. Booking, Reservation, Ticket Checking, Parcel, Goods etc IN-HOUSE PRODUCTION OF SANITIZERS & MASK Departmental Preparation of Masks- 42000 numbers. In-house production of 3136 litres of sanitizer. CORONA WARRIORS PAINTING Western Railway’s ode to Corona Warriors Mahim station decorated with murals of Corona Warriors in association with St+art foundation and Asian Paints. COVID MANAGEMENT BY MEDICAL TEAM Stress was laid on Main 06 TOOLS for management and breaking the cycle of transmission i.e Education, Contact tracing, Contact tracking, Quarantine,Testing & Treatment. Multilingual Posters displayed at Railway stations for educating and spreading awareness among staff and passengers. Daily screening of passengers done at Mumbai Central, Dadar, Bandra Terminus, Andheri, Borivali, Valsad, Nandurbar and Amalner. Passenger baggages sanitized from 01-06-2020 to 21-06-2020 (approximately 9500 baggages daily 24x7). 100 sanitization machines installed (68 out of 100 Nos distributed to all colonies, major stations, RPF Barraks, GM Office, DRM office and other offices and suburban areas). COVID-19 CASES STATISTICS MUMBAI DIVISION COVID - 19 STATUS AS ON 17/12/2020 AT 22 : 00 Hrs POSITIVE CASES STATUS RETIRED EMPLOYEES FAMILY EMPLOYEES TOTAL Cumulative 1180 839 193 2212 Active cases at JRH 08 7 1 16 Active cases outside 16 7 0 23 Active cases – Total 24 14 1 39 Cases Discharged/Cured 1104 797 151 2052 Death cases as on date in JRH/cumulative cases 0 0 0 0/75 Death cases as on date at outside 0 0 0 0/46 hospital/cumulative cases Death cases cumulative 52 28 41 121 Admission - JRH as on Date/cumulative 01 01 0 02/1132 Admission - outside as on Date/cumulative 03 00 0 03/1079 New positive cases (JRH + Outside) as on Date 04 01 0 05/2212 STATION SCREENING STATION SCREENING AND TESTING REPORT RTPCR RTPCR Station Screened RAT test done RAT positive Done Positive On date Cumulative On date Cumulative BCT 3443 88364 397 8747 02/68 0 0 BDTS 3286 76200 446 9086 01/34 0/8 0 DDR 1544 27618 178 4611 01/41 0 0 BVI 5703 96431 113 1559 01/11 0/7 0 BSR 421 6071 0 0 0 0 0 BOI 239 2746 0 0 0 0 0 DRD 154 2992 0 0 0 0 0 PLG 35 712 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 14825 301134 1134 24003 05/154 0/15 0 COVID-19 CASES TREND OF RAILWAY EMPLOYEES AMENITIES & INFRASTRUCTURE MAJOR AMENITIES AVAILABLE SN Passenger Amenity facility Available 1 Lifts 34 Nos. 2 Escalators 54 Nos. 3 Foot Over Bridges 200 Nos. 4 Road Under Bridges 43 Nos. 5 Road Over Bridges 57 Nos. 6 Plastic Bottle Crushing Machines 42 Nos. 7 Benches 3521 Nos 8 Bank ATMs 48 Nos. Gents 316 Nos. Toilet Ladies 285 Nos. Toilet Block- Gents 735 Nos. 9 Urinal 185 Ladies 82 Nos. Divyangjan 100 Nos. BOT 7 Nos. MAJOR AMENITIES AVAILABLE SN Passenger Amenity facility Available 1 Battery Operated Carts 03 Stations 2 Emergency Medical Rooms 09 Stations 3 Wi- Fi 90 Stations 4 Monumental Flags 08 Stations 5 Baby feeding Facility 06 Stations 6 Unreserved Ticketing System (UTS) 93 Stations 7 UTS-cum-PRS Offices 30 Stations 8 Reservation Offices 27 Stations 9 Retiring Rooms 04 Stations 10 Catering Units 63 Stations LIFTS PROVIDED & PLANNED INSTALLED Dadar (02), Andheri (05), Goregaon (02), Borivali (07), Bhayander (02), Virar (03), Vapi (02), Navsari (02), Udhna 34 (02) & Surat (04) and 01 each at Bandra Terminus, Vasai Road, Palghar TENTATIVELY PLANNED Dadar (03), Mahim (02), Bandra (02), Jogeshwrai (02), Goregaon (06), Bhayander (02), Naigaon (02), Vasai Raod (05), Nallasopara (04), Vaitarna (02), Saphale (02), Kelve Road (02), Palghar (02), Boisar (02), Dahanu Road 54 (03) and 01 each at Marine Lines, Grant Road, Matunga Road, Khar Road, Santacruz, Vile Parle, Ram Mandir, Malad, Kandivali, Mira Road, Virar, Vangaon & Valsad. ESCALATORS PROVIDED & PLANNED INSTALLED Lower Parel (02), Dadar (04), Andheri (07), Goregaon (06), Malad (03), Borivali (06), Mira Road (04), Bhayander (03), Vasai Road (03), Nallasopara (04), Virar (02), Surat (04) and 01 each 54 at Khar Road, Santcruz, Vile Parle, Jogeshwari, Kandivali, Dahisar. IN PROGRESS Mumbai Central (04), Bandra Terminus (02) and 01 each at 12 Goregaon, Bhayander, Vasai road, Virar, Udhna & Surat. TENTATIVELY PLANNED Charni Road (02), Mumbai Central (04), Bandra Terminus (03), Santacruz (01), Andheri (02), Jogeshwari (02), Borivali (03), Bhayander (03), Vasai Road (05), Virar (03) and 01 each at 40 Marine Lines, Mahalaxmi, Dadar, Goregaon, Malad, Kandivali, Mira Road, Nallasopara, Virar, Palghar, Valsad, Udhna. FOOT OVER BRIDGES PROVIDED & IN PROGRESS COMMISSIONED Year Stations Nos Total Mar- 2019 Over Division (Suburban -119, Non suburban - 72 ) 191 2019-20 Suburban = 20 21 Marine lines (M), Grant Road (M), Mumbai Central(local) (N), Prabha Devi (N), Matunga Road, Mahim, Mahim(M), Bandra (S), Khar Road (M),Vile Parle (S)-MCGM, Vile Parle (S), Andheri (S), Jogeshwari (M), Naigaon (S), Nallasopara (S), Nallasopara (N), Virar (S)-NEW, Andheri (M), Goregaon (M), Mahim (S)-MCGM, SKYWALK between Mahim(S) & Mahim (S)MCGM FOB 200 Non-Suburban = 01 Ukai Songad 2020-21 Suburban = 12 18 Marine lines (N), Malad (S)-SKYWALK, Andheri (S), Andheri (N)-MCGM, Dadar HVB, Goregaon (S), Bandra (M), Mumbai Central (S), Vasai Road (M), Grant Road (S), Bandra Terminus (S), Dadar (S)- MCGM Non-Suburban = 06 Maroli (S), Vedcha (M), Palghar (M), Palghar (M), Udvada (M) New, Pardi (M) Extension. IN PROGRESS Suburban = 25 Charni Road (N), Mahim (N)-MCGM, Bandra (S), Bandra (N), Khar Road - Bandra, Khar Road (S)- MCGM, Santacruz (S)-MCGM, Santacruz (M), Vile Parle (M), Andheri (N)-NEW, Malad (S), Kandivali- Borivali, Dahisar (N), Naigaon (N), Bhayander (S), Vasai Road (S),Marine lines (S), Grant Road (M), Grant Road (N), Khar Road (S), Vile Parle (S), Virar (M), Mumbai Central (M), Dadar (S), 44 Nallasopara (N) Non Suburban = 19 Boisar (S) & (N), Gholvad (S), Umbergaon (N) & (S), Sanjan (M)-Extension, Sanjan (M)-New, Bhilad (M), Udvada (M)-Extension, Pardi (M)-New, Billimora (N), Maroli (M), Sachin (S), Sachin (N), Udhna Grant Road (S), Surat (S), Nandurbar - (E) & (M), Amalner (M) EXTENSION OF PLATFORMS FOR 15 COACHES OVER ANDHERI- VIRAR No Items Details ADH-VR Section : Extension of Suburban Platform for running 15 Car Service on 1 Name of Work and Cost slow Corridor 2 Year of Sanction 2017-2018 (PB 68/2019-20) Total Cost = Rs 59.56 Crores (Civil = Rs.38.26 Crores, Electrical (P) = Rs.1.75 Crores, TRD = Rs.6.79 Crores, S & T = Rs.12.76 Crores) 3 Sanctioned Cost Expenditure Incurred = Rs 52.85 Crores Fund Allotment 2020-21 = Rs.0.5 Crores (+4.82 Crores by re-appropriation) Extension of suburban Platform in slow corridor from 12 Cars to 15 Cars from 4 Scope of Work Andheri to Virar for running 15 car services in Andheri - Virar section. 5 No. of Station 14 Nos. 6 No of PF 27 Nos. 7 Work Completed Civil work completed 27 Nos. of Platform (as on 13.11.2020) i. JOS FOB and S&T work in progress.
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