Western Railway’s Mumbai Central Division Achieves 100% Compliance In Drinking Water Quality Testing
· Free Press Journal
Western Railway continues to accord high priority to ensuring the availability of safe and hygienic drinking water for passengers and railway employees. As part of its regular drinking water quality surveillance programme, Western Railway’s Mumbai Central Division conducted 315 drinking water quality tests during the period from 17th to 23rd October, 2026, with all tests yielding satisfactory results.
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According to a press release issued by Vineet Abhishek, Chief Public Relations Officer, Western Railway, the monitoring included 263 Residual Chlorine tests and 52 Bacteriological tests. All test results were found satisfactory, recording 100% compliance in both testing parameters.
The monitoring reflects the sustained efforts of the Medical Department and concerned railway staff in maintaining drinking water quality standards. Regular testing and effective supervision form an integral part of Western Railway’s efforts to safeguard the health and well-being of passengers and employees. As part of these ongoing monitoring activities, residual chlorine and total dissolved solids (TDS) checks are also being carried out at drinking water coolers and taps at railway stations.
Western Railway remains committed to regular water quality surveillance and ensuring the availability of safe and hygienic drinking water across its stations and railway establishments.