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Jharkhand news digest: Footfall at Tata zoo nosedives because of barricades at entries

Elsewhere in the state: Security check ahead of Durga Puja at Tatanagar railway station

Our Bureau Published 01.10.21, 10:59 PM
Tata Steel Zoological Park in Jamshedpur on Friday.

Tata Steel Zoological Park in Jamshedpur on Friday. Bhola Prasad

Jamshedpur: The footfall at Tata Steel Zoological Park inside the landmark Jubilee Park has nosedived since the two entry points leading to the animal kingdom remain shut. The footfall at the zoo was expected to increase after gates of the Jubilee Park were thrown open for the public after a year-and-a-half on Sunday. But the two entry points (one near the Centre for Excellence and the other which leads to the Jayanti Sarovar) remain closed. Barricades have been put at both these entry points. The footfall at the zoo used to be around 1,500-1,600 every day before the pandemic but now it has come to almost half. (Jayesh Thaker)

Security check ahead of Durga Puja at Tatanagar railway station

Platform No 1 of the Tatanagar station.

Platform No 1 of the Tatanagar station. Animesh Sengupta

Jamshedpur: Inspector general of Railway Protection Force (RPF) D.B. Kashar inspected security arrangements at the Tatanagar station in view of the upcoming Puja, on Friday. During the hour-long inspection, Kashar inspected the entry and exit points at the Tatanagar station besides the luggage-scanner. The senior railway cop also checked the CCTV cameras and functioning of the control room. Having completed the inspection, Kashar held a meeting with the RPF officials where he gave instructions to the subordinates regarding how to maintain a flawless security during the Puja when the passengers' flow does increase manifold. (Kumud Jenamani)

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