Indian Railways experience linen shortage, material damaged during Covid pandemic | Railways News
Railways says 60 percent of the linen stock was damaged during Covid years and a significant amount went into making masks, as reported by PTI.
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Railways says 60 percent of the linen stock was damaged during Covid years and a significant amount went into making masks, as reported by PTI.
Recuperating from the Covid-19 restrictions Western Railways has resumed the linen services in many trains, these services were suspended for a while because of pandemic restrictions.
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The Linen team Michelle Redhead, Linen Services manager, said: “We are thrilled to be finalists in such prestigious and highly prized awards. We are delighted and honoured to have been recognised in this way.” Oxford East MP Anneliese Dodds, who nominated the team, said: “The seamless linen service is entirely due to their combined commitment to excellence. “When the Covid-19 emergency occurred they quickly adopted their own work streams to ensure uninterrupted safe services. As a result, the clinical teams did not run short of scrubs and uniforms. Their ‘can-do’ attitud...