Delhi Metro records record 82.44 lakh boardings amid DTC bus strike
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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: On Thursday, September 17, Delhi Metro logged its highest daily passenger count, with 8,244,903 boardings, surpassing the previous record of 8,071,630 set the day before. The surge occurred while Delhi Transport Corporation buses were on strike, prompting commuters to shift to the metro. The event highlights the metro’s capacity to absorb increased demand during public transport disruptions. QUOTE: "The milestone reflected the joint efforts of CISF and DMRC." — DIG of the CISF Unit at DMRC Santosh Chalke, Hindustan Times
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- Delhi Metro records highest-ever footfall of 82.4 lakh amid DTC bus strike — Hindustan Times (center)
- Delhi Metro sets new record with 82.44 lakh passenger boardings on 17 Sep amid DTC strike; which line saw highest rush? — Mint (center)
- Delhi Metro records highest-ever daily passenger boardings at 82 lakh — The New Indian Express (center)