Updated On: 24 January, 2025 06:30 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
Kalyan, Borivli, Vasai top list in fatalities from crossing tracks and falling off train. The following year’s respective figures, also the highest, were 151 and 137. In 2023, 114 commuters died after falling from trains in the area under the Kalyan police’s jurisdiction. The following year, the figure was 116

Fencing set up at Central Railway’s Masjid Bunder railway station to prevent potential trespassers from coming to harm
Though there were 122 fewer deaths on the Mumbai suburban railway in 2024 compared to the preceding year, the number of lives lost due to natural and unnatural causes last year—2468—is still high. For the past two years, the Kalyan, Thane, Borivli and Vasai railway police station jurisdictions saw the highest number of fatalities resulting from line crossing and falling from trains.

A box installed to prevent commuters from crossing tracks at Kurla railway station