Integrated Security System commissioned for Indian railways
By Canadian Security
News Transportation India Integrated Security System ISS railway
Railways in India have commissioned the Integrated Security System (ISS) which provides for multiple screening of passengers at 51 stations across the country, government today said.
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhary, minister of state for railways, in a written reply to a question in Lok Sabha said the railway ministry has indentified over 202 “sensitive” stations across the country for the implementation of the ISS.
Read the full story on the Economic Times website here.
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