Indian Railways launches WhatsApp food delivery facility for passengers

Indian Railways launches WhatsApp food delivery facility for passengers

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Category : National Published on: February 08 2023

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  • Indian Railways has launched a new service, “Zoop,” a WhatsApp-based food delivery facility for train passengers. The service will be available on the popular messaging platform, allowing passengers to place food orders from the comfort of their seats. 
  • The facility is aimed at providing passengers with a convenient and hassle-free experience while traveling by train.
  • Passengers travelling in Indian Railways can now order food online through WhatsApp while undertaking a journey by using their PNR number.
  • The Indian Railways initially planned a two-stage implementation of e-catering services through WhatsApp Communication.
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