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Jayalalithaa launches Chennai Metro Rail today

| | Jun 29, 2015, at 07:46 pm
Chennai, June 29 (IBNS): Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa on Monday launched the first phase of the much-awaited Chennai Rail Metro via video conference.
As part of the first phase, the overhead stretch will connect Alandur in south Chennai to Koyabedu in the north. 
 
The 10-kilometer stretch between Koyembedu and Alandur will be covered in 18 minutes.
 
The metro will bear four coaches with a capacity of 1276 passengers and will cover seven stations in the stretch.
 
According to reports, Corridor 2 connecting Chennai Central and St. Thomas Mount is likely to be ready by the end of this year.

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