Railway Water Quality Meets Standards at 195 Stations in Andhra Pradesh

Railway Water Quality Meets Standards at 195 Andhra Pradesh Stations

In a recent assessment, water quality at 195 railway stations across Andhra Pradesh has successfully met all safety and quality testing standards. The tests aimed to ensure that the drinking water provided to passengers and railway staff is safe for consumption.

The evaluation was conducted by the South Central Railway (SCR) zone, which holds responsibility for maintaining infrastructure and services in the region. Water samples from these stations were analyzed for various parameters, including chemical composition and microbiological contamination, to ensure compliance with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).

Officials from the SCR have expressed their commitment to enhancing passenger amenities and maintaining the highest standards of safety. The zone continues to implement regular monitoring and maintenance schedules to ensure the ongoing quality of water services in all its stations.

Passengers are encouraged to report any concerns regarding water quality to station authorities, and SCR is working on initiatives to further improve water accessibility and hygiene facilities at railway stations.