Vande Bharat Express cleaned under ‘14-Minutes Miracle’ in Kasaragod
The Hindu
48 individuals, led by Manoj. B, conducted a thorough cleaning of Train no. 20633 KGQ-TVC Vande Bharat Express at Kasaragod station as part of the ‘14-Minutes Miracle’ project. Aiming to streamline and expedite the cleaning process, the team of three members per coach worked to ensure it took no more than 14 minutes per coach.
As part of the ‘14-Minutes Miracle’ programme, Train no. 20633 KGQ-TVC Vande Bharat Express underwent a thorough cleaning at Kasaragod station on Sunday.
A dedicated team of 48 individuals, with three members assigned to each coach of the 16-car Vande Bharat Express, conducted the cleaning drive.
Manoj. B, Coaching Depot Officer at Mangaluru, led the programme by administering the pledge, emphasising the commitment towards the ‘14-Minutes Miracle’ project.
The scheme aims to streamline and expedite the cleaning process, ensuring that it takes no more than 14 minutes per coach.
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