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Kalwa Gate Closed for Safety Reasons

Central Railway closes gate, boosts security to stop unsafe boarding.

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sun, 12 July 2026 at 08:22 pm
Kalwa Gate Closed for Safety Reasons

Central Railway has taken a significant step to enhance passenger safety by permanently closing a gate near the Kalwa Car Shed in Thane. This decision comes after repeated instances of commuters attempting to board stationary trains in an unsafe manner.

The gate, which was previously accessible to the public, will now be shut to prevent such incidents from occurring in the future. The Railway Protection Force will be deployed to monitor the area and ensure that passengers use the designated platforms for boarding and alighting from trains.

According to authorities, the closure of the gate is a necessary measure to curb the unsafe behavior of passengers. By doing so, Central Railway aims to minimize the risk of accidents and ensure a safe travel experience for all commuters.

The Kalwa Car Shed is a major maintenance facility for Central Railway, and the area surrounding it has witnessed several instances of unauthorized train boarding. The closure of the gate is expected to reduce such incidents and promote a safer environment for passengers.

Central Railway has consistently emphasized the importance of safety and has taken various measures to prevent accidents. The closure of the Kalwa gate is a part of these efforts, and the railway authorities will continue to monitor the situation to ensure that passengers comply with safety guidelines.

The use of designated platforms for boarding and alighting from trains is crucial for maintaining safety standards. By closing the gate and increasing security presence, Central Railway is sending a strong message to passengers about the importance of following safety rules.

In recent times, there have been several instances of accidents and near-misses due to unauthorized train boarding. The closure of the Kalwa gate is a step in the right direction to prevent such incidents and promote a culture of safety among passengers.

The decision to close the gate has been welcomed by passenger associations, who have long been advocating for improved safety measures. The move is expected to have a positive impact on the overall safety of commuters traveling on Central Railway.

In conclusion, the closure of the Kalwa gate is a significant step towards enhancing passenger safety on Central Railway. By taking proactive measures to prevent unsafe behavior, the railway authorities are demonstrating their commitment to providing a safe and secure travel experience for all commuters.

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