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Chennai Metro Rail patronage sees steady increase From starting with just a few cycles in stations, several Metro stations have smart bikes now. On Sunday, many cycling enthusiasts and commuters promptly arrived at Egmore Metro station with smart bikes and took a ride. According to officials of Chennai Metro Rail Ltd. (CMRL), before COVID-19, a lot of commuters would pick up cycles from stations and travel but this changed after service resumed following the lockdown. “Initially, patronage took a hit. We had only 10,000 people and we did not have takers for cycles. But this is changing no...

Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], January 19 (ANI): Students of Class 10 and 12 in Chennai and Madurai on Tuesday were given a warm welcome, with all COVID-19 safety protocols put in place, as the schools reopened after nine months following COVID-19 induced lockdown.

Bay of Plenty first-time offenders mostly caught for violence or dangerous behaviour post-lockdown 8 Jan, 2021 11:00 PM 4 minutes to read A total of 732 first-time offenders were caught in the Bay of Plenty between May and August this year. Photo / Getty Images A total of 732 first-time offenders were caught in the Bay of Plenty between May and August this year. Photo / Getty Images A large number of Bay of Plenty first-time offenders acted out in violence post-lockdown with one social agency leader saying anger often came as a result of increased fear. Police figures provided to NZM...

Sky-high helicopter growth post-lockdown: New $2.5m Heletranz hangar to meet rising demand 8 Jan, 2021 02:00 AM 4 minutes to read Sofia and John Ambler at the new hangar. Photo / Dean Purcell A new $2.5 million Auckland helicopter hangar is meeting sky-high demand for VIP private services with owners citing six reasons for the trade growing. John and Sofia Ambler of Heletranz have almost finished a new two-level building storing six of New Zealand's biggest, most expensive private helicopters, including a US$7.5m AugustaWestland AW109S Grand with a top speed of 310km/h. "Bus...