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- India’s first-ever railways disaster management centre is expected to come up near Bengaluru (32 sq km village of Hejjala ,25 km from Bengaluru), Karnataka by 2018 and will be used to replicate train accidents to improve rescue operation efforts.
- It will also have a virtual reality centre for analyzing railway accidents. The focus is on imparting state-of-the-art training on rescue, medical relief and rolling stock restoration techniques in a classroom and also using various simulated teaching aids.
- Though, it is the practical reproduction of accidents on site and the ensuing rescue operations that are being touted as the big ticket venture.
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