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Indian Railways makes installing Aarogya Setu app 'mandatory' for travel

Passengers, who do not have the app installed on their mobile phones, might be asked to do so after their arrival at the station

A migrant wearing a protective mask boards a train to Jharkhand, during the nationwide lockdown, in Jalandhar. Photo: PTI
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A migrant wearing a protective mask boards a train to Jharkhand, during the nationwide lockdown. Photo: PTI

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The Indian Railways, which had on Monday "advised" the passengers availing the special trains that started operating on Tuesday to install the government's Aarogya Setu mobile application, has now made it "mandatory" to do so.

While the guidelines issued by the railways for the 15 pairs of special trains running between Delhi and major cities of the country did not say installing the mobile app was mandatory, a late night (12:24 am) tweet by the railway ministry made it compulsory.

"Indian Railways is going to start few passenger train services. It is mandatory for passengers to download Aarogya Setu app

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