The flagship project is set up at a cost of Rs 1,136.83 crore in the port city. The water metro will help in boosting tourism in the city and will provide connectivity for people.
Twitter/ @CMOKeralaAs a first phase of the project, service would begin soon from High Court-Vypin terminals to Vyttila-Kakkanad terminals.
Twitter/ @narendramodiThe ticket prices will start from Rs 20 and go up to Rs 40. Passengers can travel in both Kochi metro and water metro using the 'Kochi 1' card. They can also book the tickets digitally.
Twitter/ @CMOKeralaRegular commuters will be able to get travel passes, weekly for Rs 180, monthly for Rs 600 and quarterly for Rs 1,500, the outlet further said, according to NDTV.
Twitter/ @CMOKeralaKWM with 78 electric boats & 38 terminals cost 1,136.83 crores, funded by GoK & KfW. KfW is a German funding agency.
Twitter/ @CMOKeralaThe cost-effective and secure journey in air-conditioned boats would help people to reach their respective destinations without being stuck in traffic snarls.
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