Commuters have to only ship “Hello” on WhatsApp quantity 967000-8889.

Mumbai Metro customers can now purchase tickets that too with out visiting or ready in line on the ticket counters. Taking to Twitter, the metro officers revealed that commuters can journey hassle-free by merely reserving their tickets by way of WhatsApp. Mumbai Metro launched a video tutorial to make residents conscious of the brand new characteristic. 

“Town that’s at all times on the transfer now does not have to cease for something. Not even tickets. Say “Hello” for comfort,” the tweet learn. 

Watch the video under: 

Town that’s at all times on the transfer now does not have to cease for something. Not even tickets. Say “Hello” for comfort.#whatsappeticketing#eticketingservice#eticket#metroeticket#onlineticket#booknow#bookyourticket#mumbaimetroone#mumbaimetro#haveanicedaypic.twitter.com/rojFb0kqB6

— Mumbai Metro (@MumbaiMetro01) February 7, 2023

Commuters have to only ship “Hello” on WhatsApp quantity 967000-8889. A hyperlink will then be despatched instantly which can be utilized to buy tickets. 

As soon as the cost is completed, the QR code will likely be despatched, which should be validated on the Automated Fare Assortment gate earlier than coming into the platform. Journey particulars reminiscent of the sort – singe or return – origin and vacation spot, fare, date and time of the issuance of the ticket will likely be made accessible within the QR code. 

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In the meantime, the self-service WhatsApp eTicketing comes after Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Mumbai Metro Rail traces 2A and seven final month at a perform held on the MMRDA grounds in Bandra-Kurla Advanced (BKC). These traces comprise a 35-kilometre-long elevated hall stretching from Andheri to Dahisar in suburban Mumbai. 

The 18.6 km-long Metro line 2A connects suburban Dahisar (East) with the 16.5 km-long D N Nagar (yellow line), whereas Metro line 7 joins Andheri (East) with Dahisar (East). Notably, the muse stones of those traces had been laid by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in 2015.