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Long-awaited, the yellow line of the Bengaluru metro network nears operation after years of delay as the line is reportedly to go under safety inspection from July 22. According to reports, the Commissioner of Metro Railway Safety (CMRS) has scheduled is carry out safety inspections on the corridor, RV Road to Bommasandra, from July 22-25. 

The CMRS confirmed that safety inspections on the elevated corridor will be carried out in a phased manner, reported Money Control. The core inspection of the stretch between  RV Road and Delta Electronics Bommasandra will be conducted from July 22 to July 24, while a follow-up inspection and review of the operation control will be held on July 25. 

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The 19.15 km long, yellow line, which is a fully elevated stretch with 16 stations, was earlier planned for completion by December 2021 but was significantly delayed due to civic and system-related issues. 

The upcoming inspection will cover all critical systems, including track infrastructure, viaducts, station facilities, signalling systems, and other sub-components, ensuring safety and operational standards.

BMRCL will finalise the operation after consultations with the centre and state governments as soon as it receives CMRS approval. 

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