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Watch: Indian Railways unveils device that sets off an alarm when people get too close to each other

The alarm continues to beep until three-metre distancing is observed.

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Jul 09, 2020 · 11:11 am
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Innovative minds in Indian Railways showcase their creative skills to combat #CoVID

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