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Train Kettle Chaos: Woman's Dangerous Stunt Sparks Outrage
22 Nov
Summary
- Woman cooked noodles using an electric kettle on an Indian train.
- Central Railway stated kettle use is illegal and a safety hazard.
- Power sockets are only for mobile and laptop charging.
An incident on an Indian train, where a woman used an electric kettle to cook noodles in an AC coach, has prompted swift action from Central Railway. The railway authority strongly condemned the act, highlighting that the power sockets in train coaches are intended solely for charging mobile phones and laptops.
Central Railway has initiated action against the individual and issued a stern warning against using high-voltage appliances like electric kettles. They stated such behavior is strictly prohibited, unsafe, illegal, and a punishable offense due to the significant fire risk and potential disruption to electrical systems and AC units.
The railway urged passengers to report any similar hazardous activities immediately to ensure the safety of all travelers. This incident serves as a crucial reminder for passengers to be mindful of their actions and adhere to safety regulations while traveling.
