PATNA (Metro Rail News): Patna Metro has crossed another key milestone. It has completed an important safety inspection in the Bhoothnath-Malahi Pakri section. This brings the metro project one step closer to starting passenger services. The CMRS inspection took place in April. Officials checked tracks, power systems, train movement and passenger safety arrangements on the route.
Project Overview
| Project | Details |
| Metro Project | Patna Metro |
| Section Inspected | Bhoothnath Metro Station and Malahi Pakri Metro Station |
| Inspection Date | 27 April 2026 |
| Inspection Authority | CMRS (Commissioner of Metro Rail Safety) |
| Current Status | Inspection completed |
The inspection covered all major systems needed for metro operations. They wanted to check whether the corridor was ready for safe public use or not. Teams checked:
- Alignment of track and viaduct
- Overhead electric wires (OHE)
- Signaling and communication systems
- Braking and speed performance
- Fire safety systems
- Passenger evacuation arrangements
Trial runs and final approval
Metro trains also ran in the inspected section during the trial. Officials monitored train speed, braking and overall system performance. According to the project teams, all systems worked properly during the inspection.
After completing the inspection, the project is now waiting for final clearance from the Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety. Once approval is granted, metro services on this stretch are expected to begin soon.
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