Mumbai was lashed with heavy downpour this week and the citizens faced many problems due to the rain. The rains were so persistent that the backbone of the city, the local trains had come to a standstill. Along with this, the areas near the Virar-Vasai belt faced power cuts for two-three days.
Due to no electricity, the people were not able to charge their phones. But nothing could stop the ‘determined’ people willing to charge their phones and so they decided to find a way to charge their phones. After a while, they realised that railway station is the only place that has electricity.
So the people charged their phones in the plugs which powered the CCTV cameras. Gradually, more people started following this and due to this, the CCTV cameras at Virar and Vasai stations remained non-functional for almost three days.
Mumbai was lashed with heavy downpour this week and the citizens faced many problems due to the rain. The rains were so persistent that the backbone of the city, the local trains had come to a standstill. Along with this, the areas near the Virar-Vasai belt faced power cuts for two-three days.
Due to no electricity, the people were not able to charge their phones. But nothing could stop the ‘determined’ people willing to charge their phones and so they decided to find a way to charge their phones. After a while, they realised that railway station is the only place that has electricity.
So the people charged their phones in the plugs which powered the CCTV cameras. Gradually, more people started following this and due to this, the CCTV cameras at Virar and Vasai stations remained non-functional for almost three days.
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Railways have taken the matter seriously and have registered a case against 17 people and this might result in the arrest of the people soon.