Archive · 18 Jan 2026
South Central Railway Fire Safety Drive
The Secunderabad division of South Central Railway is running a special drive to make trains and railway stations safer.
They are checking luggage and coaches to make sure no one carries dangerous items like gas cylinders or flammable cans.
They are also making sure no one smokes or cooks with fire on trains.
So far, they have checked many coaches, yards, and stations and have found a few people breaking the rules.
The drive will continue until February 8 to keep everyone safe.
The Secunderabad division of South Central Railway is conducting a fire safety and anti-smoking drive until February 8.
Inspections have been carried out across 43 luggage and brake-van coaches, 25 railway yards, and 17 railway stations.
Two cases have been registered for tobacco-related fire safety violations.
Special emphasis is on preventing the carriage of inflammable and explosive materials and enforcing the ban on smoking and flame-based cooking.
Checks are being conducted to keep coach corridors, doorways, and pantry passages clear.
- Who
- Secunderabad division of South Central Railway
- What
- Conducting a fire safety and anti-smoking drive
- When
- January 9 to February 8
- Where
- Across trains and railway premises in the Secunderabad division
- Why
- To prevent the carriage of inflammable items and enhance passenger safety
- Organization
- Secunderabad division of South Central Railway
- Drive Duration
- January 9 to February 8
- Inspections Conducted
- 43 luggage and brake-van coaches, 25 railway yards, 17 railway stations
- Violations Registered
- 2 cases for tobacco-related fire safety violations
- Focus Areas
- Preventing carriage of inflammable items, enforcing ban on smoking and flame-based cooking
