Indian Railways is now providing first-aid facilities on trains for passengers' convenience. All Ticket Checking Staff (TTEs) on the Kota Railway Division of West Central Railway have been given first-aid kits containing 13 types of medicines. Passengers who need medical assistance during their journey can approach the TTEs, who will provide...
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first-aid and also consult with a doctor over the phone. The TTEs will then provide the necessary medication based on the doctor's advice. Each passenger will have to pay Rs. 50 for the first-aid service. Detailed records will be maintained for each instance of medical assistance provided, including the passenger's name, gender, age, PNR, coach and berth number, departure and arrival stations, and the name of the consulting doctor.