Train Safety Tips: Mobile, bags, and tickets—avoid making these mistakes with these three items while traveling by train.

Train Safety Tips: Incidents of theft on trains are frequently reported. Surprisingly, despite hearing about so many such incidents, passengers often fail to properly look after their belongings. It is frequently observed that passengers lose valuables right before their eyes due to negligence, and minor errors can lead to fines or other complications. Therefore, every passenger should keep a few things in mind during their journey.

Don't Neglect Valuables and Bags

Do not leave your bag unsecured under the seat during the journey.
Keep your bag locked.
If you are carrying gold, cash, or essential items, keep them with you in a small bag.
If you are traveling alone and need to use the washroom, take your bag with you.

Important Information Regarding Tickets

Keep your phone charged so you can show your ticket to the TTE (Travelling Ticket Examiner).
Also, ensure you carry your Aadhaar card or another form of identification.
If your mobile is stolen or runs out of battery, you can use someone else's phone to log in to the IRCTC website or app and download your ticket again.
Alternatively, you can contact the TTE directly and inform them.
The TTE can verify your booking details on their chart.

Take Special Care of Your Mobile

Pay attention to your mobile not just on the train, but at the railway station as well.
Avoid using your phone while sitting near the window.
Do not lend your mobile to anyone else to make a call.
Never sleep with your mobile lying on the seat.
Keep an eye on your mobile while it is charging.
You can contact the railway helpline number 139 regarding your mobile or for any other assistance.