Bengaluru Metro services to be partially curtailed on Oct 3 due to statutory safety inspection
Bengaluru, Oct 1: The Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited on Tuesday announced the partial curtailment of Metro train services on October 3 on its Green line for facilitating statutory safety inspection before opening a new section.
In a statement, the BMRCL said in view of the Statutory Safety Inspection of the newly constructed extension line between Nagasandra and Madavara Metro stations by the Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety (Southern Circle), there will be changes in the metro train operations on the Green line from 10 am to 2 pm on October 3.
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On this date, train services will not be available between Nagasandra and Peenya Industry Metro stations from 10 am to 2 pm.
"During this period, trains will run only between Peenya Industry and Silk Institute Metro Stations on the Green Line. The train leaving Silk Institute at 9 am will be the last train going up to Nagasandra before the above curtailment. There are no changes to the metro operations on the Purple Line," it stated.
Curtailment of Metro Rail services on Green Line between Nagasandra & Peenya Industry - on 3.10.2024 due to CMRS Inspection between Nagasandra & Madavara on 3-4 oct 2024. Public & Metro Commuters may kindly note the change. pic.twitter.com/c6klCDnoe7
— ನಮ್ಮ ಮೆಟ್ರೋ (@OfficialBMRCL) October 1, 2024
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Israel says Iran has fired missiles and it warns residents to shelter in place
Jerusalem, Oct 1: The Israeli military said Tuesday that Iran has fired missiles and it ordered residents to remain close to bomb shelters as air raid sirens sounded across the country.
A series of window-shaking explosions were heard in Tel Aviv and near Jerusalem, though it was not immediately clear whether the sounds were from missiles landing or being intercepted by Israeli defenses, or both.
Israel and the United States have warned there would be severe consequences in the event of an attack on Israel from Iran, which backs the group Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Israeli army spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said the country's air defense system was fully operational, detecting and intercepting threats. “However, the defense is not hermetic,” he said.
Orders to shelter in place were sent to Israelis' mobile phones and announced on national television.
