MUMBAI: Cricket-mad teenager Dhaval Lodaya was on his way to a temple when his Mumbai train derailed and he bled to death – becoming one of the ten people who die every day on the city’s rail network.
Known as the lifeline of India’s congested financial capital, the low-fare trains have become a dangerous gamble for the millions of commuters who use them daily, with a total of 3,506 deaths recorded last year alone.
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