Updated On: 17 February, 2021 07:28 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
About 37 lakh commuters have been taking locals daily since all members of public were allowed to avail services from February 1

Civic health workers check the body temperature and oxygen saturation levels of a passenger at Dadar station on Monday. Pic/Ashish Raje
About 37 lakh commuters have been travelling daily since February 1, when the Railways allowed the general public to avail the services of Mumbai locals, shows the data of the past 15 days. Of the total, about 20 lakh passengers travelled on Central Railway daily, while Western Railway catered to 17 lakh people.
Air-conditioned local trains on CR continued to see a good response, thanks to less crowd. The sale of tickets for AC locals on CR increased steadily, with a daily average of 696 passengers. On WR, the number of daily passengers remained steady at about 5,000.