New Delhi:
A metro train was withdrawn from service after a leakage issue was observed by the driver on Blue Line, official said on Saturday.
According to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) officials, at 8:26 pm on Friday, leakage was reported from a train component called ''Compressed Oil Indicator'' in a train going towards Dwarka from Vaishali at the Yamuna Bank Metro station.
The driver noticed the leakage which resulted in fumes, following which the train was withdrawn from service, a DMRC statement said.
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