Summary:
The underground station, Sir M Visvesvaraya Metro station (Central College), will be the first to introduce it on Friday. While the choked toilets can be cleared to some extent at elevated Metro stations, it is tough to clear blockages at underground stations, Shankar said. “In the case of elevated stations, the blocked material can be pushed into drains but since underground stations are already located below the ground, even that is not possible,” he said. “The initial thrust will be on underground stations beginning with Central College, but within a fortnight we hope to cover all our stations. We want to educate commuters on the right method of using this public amenity,” the Executive Director said..