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The Delhi Metro has introduced free high-speed Wi-Fi on all 37 metro stations of its yellow line, which runs from HUDA City Centre to Samaypur Badli, from Sunday.
Passengers can access Wi-Fi by selecting “OUI DMRC FREE WIFI” on their phone, enter their number and email ID to receive an OTP.
High-speed Wi-Fi connection is already available on the Blue Line which runs from Dwarka Sector-21 to Noida Electronic City/Vaishali and has 40 stations and on the Airport Express Line which runs from New Delhi Railway Station to Dwarka Sector-21, linking Indira Gandhi International Airport and comprises six metro stations.
In total, 94 stations have Wi-Fi, which is being provided by a consortium led by M/S Techno Sat Comm.
The DMRC spokesperson said, “Apart from providing free Wi-Fi at the Metro stations across its network, the DMRC in association with the Techno Sat Comm is striving to introduce this facility inside Metro trains also within a year. Upgrading and installing the desired access points is quite a challenging task in already operational trains. The DMRC on a trial basis had introduced free Wi-Fi facility in the trains on its Airport Line, but services were suspended due to Covid-induced constraints in 2020 and they are now in the process of being restored.”
He added that passengers can contact the help-line number (9541693693) in case they face any issue with the Wi-Fi at any of the Metro stations.
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