MUMBAI: The Western Railway will close the north staircase of the middle FOB at platform No 2/3 and 4 at Kandivli station from September 22, an official said. “This is being done in connection with the station improvement work. As the middle FOB is to be widened by four meters on the north side. Passengers can use the staircase on the south side,” he added.
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