Review of Ghaziabad Junction, India – 55.9%
Review of Ghaziabad Railway Station by Ishika:
“More FOBs or walkways can be constructed. Threat of monkeys can be reduced. The facade gives no traditional look to the station which can be renovated. If station will be more cleaner and safer, more passengers will tend to travel.“
Review by Ishika
Image Source (Ghaziabad Railway Station Platform and Roof) : Wikimedia Commons
Rating of General Features:
Overall Rating – 2/3
Rating of Specific Facilities at Ghaziabad Railway Station:
What can be improved:
- Congestion
Additional Facilities that you would like at the station?
- “Ramps for ease of travelling with luggage.”
- “Proper sanitation facilities.”
- “Social inclusion with keeping in mind of physically disabled and old people.”
- “E-ticketing facilities for local trains like EMUs and MEMUs or a ticket vending machine.”
Recommendations:
- Where to Shop – No Mention
- Where to Eat – “Opulent mall, Rajnagar and Chowdhary Mor. Vijaynagar and pratap vihar has various small food outlets as well.”
Review of Ghaziabad Railway Station by Ishika:
“Ghaziabad railway station is developing for good as compared from a year back. The wall paintings and paintings on the sidewalls of FOB is creating awareness and reducing the human vandalism.
Escalators are turned off during heavy footfall which should not be the case. Also only one platform has the escalator as far now.
There is no special facility provided for physically disabled and old people. Inappropriate security check.
More FOBs or walkways can be constructed. Threat of monkeys can be reduced. The facade gives no traditional look to the station which can be renovated.
If station will be more cleaner and safer, more passengers will tend to travel. The railware Wi-Fi system is appreciated. The construction of more escalators and lifts are appreciated.“
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