Archive · 7 Jan 2026
Railway Police Raise Awareness on Inflammable Dangers
The Railway Police and Government Railway Police held a meeting at Secunderabad station to teach passengers about safety.
They warned about the dangers of carrying flammable things like firecrackers or lighting incense in trains.
They also told people not to eat food from strangers, carry valuable items, or sit at train doors.
Additionally, they advised against flying kites near railway tracks or placing objects like iron rods on the tracks.
The police also shared a helpline number, 139, for any help needed during train journeys.
No dangerous items were found during their checks.
Railway Police organized a passenger awareness program on safety measures and dangers of carrying inflammable materials at Secunderabad station.
Officials advised Ayyappa devotees not to light agarbattis or dhoop inside trains.
Passengers were educated on basic safety precautions, including avoiding food from strangers and not carrying valuable items.
Officials cautioned against allowing children to fly kites near railway tracks or placing foreign objects on the tracks.
The Railway toll-free helpline number 139 was shared for any assistance.
- Who
- Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP)
- What
- Organized a passenger awareness program on safety measures and dangers of carrying inflammable materials
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Secunderabad railway station
- Why
- In response to recent fire incidents and to educate passengers on safety precautions
- Location
- Secunderabad railway station
- Organizers
- Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP)
- Date
- Tuesday
- Helpline Number
- 139
- Key Advisories
- Avoid inflammables, stranger food, valuable items, train doorways, kite flying near tracks