Emergency: Central on the wrong track
May 27, 2012
Chennai's railway station welcomes six lakh visitors everyday, but has so far had no room for a medical unit for emergencies that afflict them. Read the full story by Vivek Narayanan and Petlee Peter in the City pages of The Hindu on May 28.
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