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Hyderabad November 30, (way2newstv.in):The Hyderabad Metro has received an extraordinary welcome. The city residents traveled on the first day of the Metro train with great enthusiasm. Travelers have been impressed with the Metro Journey on the first day of technical difficulties. The Myapore Intercontinental Station, where the NAGOIL was in the middle of the Miyapur, was crashed with passengers. The crowd competing to get to Metro Rail at this station. The security personnel were hampered to control them. Due to the passage of the train at one stage, the doorkers did not climb. Some of the passengers have been forced to undergo battimali. Over two lakh people traveled for the first two days, the IT minister Katie tweeted. Hyderabad Metro Rail has also fixed this calculation. It is estimated that more than one lakh people can travel on the second day. It is 13 km from Miyapur to Ameerpet on Wednesday. On the way, 7 Metro trains have gone. On this route, one train was run at 8 minutes. Also from Nagol to Ameerpeta 17 km. On the way, each train was loaded with 7 trains each. Travelers arrived at stations in the early morning to travel to Metro Rail. In the morning, the busiest of the passengers seemed to be in the afternoon. The metro-troubleless population of the city was somewhat disturbed the first day. Some passengers who were somewhat more difficult to use in the use of tokens and smartcards were also fines. The Metro's first trip began with a range of penalties. Some travelers have gone to the next station but not at the station where the tokens are taken. Then the Exit Gate did not open when the train left. In the special counter there was a fine of Rs 5 to Rs 10. However, the smart card was a bit different. A passenger bought a smartcard at Ameerpeta station. There, the SmartCard entered entry gate and entered the station. After arriving at Mairo on the Metro train. However, the Miyapur station was pulled back to the train without the exit. The Exit Gate in the Ameerpet station did not open because Miyapur station was not exit. This was taken under a fine counterpart of Rs 10 from SmartCard. To get out of the station, the smart card is placed at the Exit Gate. Then another Rs 10 was cut. That means only Rs 20 was cut from the passenger's SmartCard for the trip from Ameerpet to Miyapur.