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Covid-19: 4618 train passengers fined in 14 days in Mumbai for not wearing masks

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₹3,28,500 collected from them, CPRO said further.Maharashtra: A total of 2060 passengers on Mumbai Suburban Network, Central Railway fined between 1st to 14th February, 2021 for not wearing masks.

A total fine of ₹1,21,600 collected from them.Meanwhile, the Central Railways informed that 2060 passengers on Mumbai Suburban Network were fined for not wearing masks while onboard and a total of ₹1,21,600 have been collected from them.2558 passengers in Mumbai penalised between 1st to 14th February for not wearing masks, in a joint drive of BMC and Mumbai division of Railway.

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