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CIDCO Sets September 15 Deadline for Navi Mumbai Metro Refunds
Navi Mumbai Metro used to accept a type of card called a closed-loop card.
Those cards were stopped after a new National Common Mobility Card was introduced.
The old cards are now deactivated.
They cannot be used to pay for metro rides anymore.
Some passengers may still have money left on their old cards.
CIDCO says they can ask for that money back.
They must complete the refund process by September 15.
CIDCO is asking people not to wait until the final day.
CIDCO has asked Navi Mumbai Metro Line 1 commuters to claim unused balances on discontinued closed-loop cards by September 15.
The old cards were discontinued and deactivated after the SBI National Common Mobility Card was introduced.
The National Common Mobility Card began operating on the Belapur-Pendhar corridor from June 3 this year.
Closed-loop cards can no longer be used for travel or fare payments at stations on the route.
CIDCO advised passengers to begin the refund process early to avoid last-minute inconvenience.
- Who
- CIDCO and commuters using Navi Mumbai Metro Line 1.
- What
- CIDCO is asking passengers to claim refunds for unused balances on discontinued closed-loop cards.
- Where
- Navi Mumbai Metro Line 1, including the Belapur-Pendhar corridor.
- When
- The refund deadline is September 15; the SBI National Common Mobility Card was introduced from June 3 this year.
- Why
- The old cards were discontinued and deactivated after the National Common Mobility Card was launched.
Key facts
- Refund deadline
- September 15
- Affected service
- Navi Mumbai Metro Line 1
- Discontinued payment method
- Closed-loop cards
- Replacement payment method
- SBI National Common Mobility Card
- Corridor mentioned
- Belapur-Pendhar
- Old card status
- Discontinued and deactivated
- Refund advice
- Commuters should apply early to avoid inconvenience
Quotes
CIDCO spokesperson
Representative of the City and Industrial Development Corporation
“Since the introduction of the SBI National Common Mobility Card, the earlier closed-loop cards have been discontinued. Passengers who have any unutilised balance on these cards should ensure that they claim their refund before September 15. We request commuters to complete the process well in advance to avoid any last-minute inconvenience.”
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