The government had requested the Metro Railway authorities to run extra trains for the benefit of daily commuters, but a senior Metro Railway official didn’t see it happening immediately. “In case of a snarl, cars stand very close to each other. He said that cars would be made to wait at the two ends to ensure no snarl on the bridge. There is no immediate plan to run more trains from Noapara, said a Metro Railway official. But in the wake of Tallah bridge being out of bounds, a lot of people will opt for the Metro link from Noapara, said police officers.

Source: The Telegraph September 28, 2019 20:10 UTC