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Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission

Awareness • Prevention • Preparedness • Public Participation • Protection of Every Life

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The Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission is a visionary national railway-safety initiative proposed by the All India Rail Safety Council (AIRSC) to promote safer railway journeys, responsible public behaviour, stronger emergency preparedness and a deeply rooted culture of accident prevention throughout India. The Mission has been conceived as a people-centred platform through which safety education, professional knowledge, technological innovation and community participation can be brought together for the protection of human life.

Indian Railways is more than a transport system. It is a powerful symbol of national unity, public service and inclusive development. Every day, the railway network connects villages with cities, students with educational opportunities, workers with employment, farmers with markets, patients with healthcare and families with one another. It carries people belonging to different regions, languages, cultures and social backgrounds on one shared national journey.

As India moves confidently towards Viksit Bharat 2047, the country’s railway and metro systems are entering a new era of modernisation. Faster trains, redeveloped stations, advanced signalling, digital passenger services, intelligent monitoring systems, improved accessibility and environmentally responsible mobility are transforming the travelling experience. However, the true value of this transformation can be realised only when technological progress is supported by strong safety systems, trained professionals, informed passengers and responsible communities.

The Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission therefore seeks to place safety at the centre of railway progress. It recognises that every new train, station, technology and passenger facility must be supported by awareness, preparedness, discipline and respect for human life. Railway development and railway safety must always move forward together.

The central purpose of the Mission is to contribute to the prevention of avoidable railway-related accidents, injuries and loss of life. It will promote early identification of hazards, responsible passenger conduct, community awareness, safety education, professional capacity building, emergency preparedness, research and the appropriate use of modern technology.

The Mission does not view safety merely as a response after an accident has occurred. It presents safety as a continuous process involving risk recognition, prevention, preparedness, monitoring, reporting, responsible action and regular improvement. Every safe decision taken by a passenger, railway professional, student, motorist or community member can help prevent harm and protect a precious life.

The vision of the Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission is to contribute to the development of a railway ecosystem in which every journey is supported by professional excellence, intelligent safety systems, informed public behaviour and compassionate assistance. It envisions a nation where railway safety is taught from childhood, respected by every passenger and strengthened through coordinated participation.

The Mission is founded upon five essential principles: awareness, prevention, preparedness, public participation and protection of every life. Awareness enables people to recognise hazards and understand safe practices. Prevention encourages them to avoid unsafe actions before an emergency develops. Preparedness strengthens the ability of individuals and institutions to respond calmly and appropriately. Public participation makes safety a shared national responsibility. Protection of every life ensures that human dignity and wellbeing remain the highest priorities.

Safety awareness will form the first foundation of the Mission. Passengers and communities must understand the risks associated with railway tracks, platforms, level crossings, overhead electrical systems, moving trains, restricted operational areas and crowded stations. Clear and accessible safety information can help people make responsible decisions during their journeys.

The Mission will promote practical awareness through posters, brochures, exhibitions, workshops, seminars, digital lessons, short films, social-media campaigns and community programmes. Information may be presented in accessible and multilingual formats so that it can reach children, students, families, daily commuters, senior citizens and people living near railway lines.

Accident prevention will remain at the heart of every activity. The Mission will communicate clear messages against track trespassing, crossing beneath or around closed railway gates, standing beyond platform safety lines, boarding or alighting from moving trains, obstructing closing doors, travelling in unauthorised areas and taking photographs near railway tracks.

Passengers will be encouraged to remain attentive, avoid mobile-phone distraction, use authorised crossings, follow official announcements and immediately report unsafe conditions to authorised personnel. The Mission will reinforce the principle that no shortcut, selfie, telephone call or moment of impatience is worth risking a human life.

Level-crossing and trackside safety will receive special attention. Motorists, pedestrians and cyclists must stop behind closed barriers, obey signals and never enter a crossing unless there is sufficient space to clear the railway tracks completely. Communities located near railway lines must understand that railway tracks are operational zones and must never be used as walking paths, meeting places or shortcuts.

The Mission will carry the essential public message:

Stop • Look • Listen • Obey the Gate • Cross Only When Authorised and Safe

Safe behaviour at railway and metro stations will also be promoted. Passengers should remain behind designated safety lines, use foot overbridges, subways, lifts and authorised pathways, avoid running or pushing and keep station entrances, exits and stairways clear. They should allow passengers to exit before boarding and enter trains only after the doors have opened completely and movement is permitted.

Inside trains, passengers will be encouraged to travel responsibly, protect public property, maintain cleanliness, keep doorways and emergency equipment unobstructed and follow instructions issued by authorised railway or metro personnel. Courtesy, patience and discipline are not merely matters of good behaviour; they are essential elements of passenger safety.

Public participation will be a defining strength of the Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission. Railway safety is not the responsibility of railway personnel alone. Passengers, parents, teachers, students, drivers, pedestrians, industries, institutions, volunteers and local communities all have meaningful roles in preventing unsafe behaviour and supporting a secure travelling environment.

The Mission will encourage citizens to become active safety partners by following rules, reporting hazards, sharing verified information, protecting railway property and assisting vulnerable passengers. It will promote the national message:

Every Citizen a Safety Partner • Every Journey a Shared Responsibility

Community outreach programmes may be organised near stations, railway colonies, level crossings, schools, colleges, markets and residential areas situated close to railway corridors. Such activities can help convert general awareness into locally relevant safety action.

Children and young people will occupy a special place within the Mission. Safety habits developed during childhood can influence behaviour throughout life. Through RailVidya, the children’s safety education initiative of the All India Rail Safety Council, the Mission will provide age-appropriate education on railway and metro safety, platform discipline, authorised crossings, electrical hazards, emergency awareness and responsible citizenship.

Students will be encouraged to become Young Rail Safety Ambassadors who learn correct safety messages, practise them in daily life and share them with their families and communities. The proposed campaign “One Child • One Family • One Rail Safety Message” will demonstrate how one informed student can positively influence an entire household.

Schools and colleges may establish rail-safety clubs, conduct awareness assemblies, organise poster and essay competitions and participate in safety-learning activities. Teachers and parents will be encouraged to guide children through positive, practical and age-appropriate safety messages.

Emergency preparedness will be another major area of the Mission. Passengers and communities must know how to remain calm, move towards safe areas, follow evacuation instructions and contact authorised emergency services. Awareness programmes will explain the importance of raising an alarm, avoiding panic, keeping access routes clear and providing assistance only within one’s knowledge and training.

The Mission may promote workshops and capacity-building programmes covering railway emergencies, basic first-aid awareness, fire safety, disaster preparedness, crowd management, passenger evacuation and emergency communication. These activities will emphasise that specialised rescue, medical and technical procedures must always be performed by trained and authorised professionals.

Technology and innovation can significantly strengthen railway safety. The Mission will encourage responsible exploration of artificial intelligence, data analysis, predictive maintenance, intelligent surveillance, digital warning systems, simulation-based training and modern public-communication tools. Such technologies can help identify risks earlier, improve situational awareness and support faster, more informed safety decisions.

The Mission will also encourage universities, engineering institutions, researchers, students, start-ups and safety professionals to study emerging railway risks and develop practical solutions. Research forums, technical seminars, innovation challenges and knowledge publications may create new opportunities for national cooperation.

A Digital Rail Safety Knowledge Centre may be developed to make safety materials, educational videos, research publications, campaign resources and training information available through an accessible online platform. This centre can serve students, teachers, professionals, passengers and communities seeking reliable railway-safety knowledge.

Professional education and capacity building will further strengthen the Mission. Conferences, certificate programmes, workshops and specialised learning activities may be organised on accident prevention, railway operations awareness, passenger safety, emergency preparedness, fire and electrical safety, disaster management, digital technology and safety leadership.

The proposed Bharat Rail Suraksha Fellowship and Internship Programme may give students and young professionals opportunities to study railway-safety challenges, participate in research and contribute to educational and community projects. Developing capable young professionals is essential for building a strong and sustainable safety culture.

The Mission will promote inclusion, accessibility and compassionate travel. Children, senior citizens, pregnant passengers, persons with disabilities and travellers requiring assistance must be treated with patience, respect and dignity. Accessible stations, clear information and supportive passenger behaviour are essential parts of a genuinely safe railway system.

Passengers will be encouraged to offer appropriate assistance, keep reserved and accessible facilities available for those who require them and avoid actions that create inconvenience or risk. The protection of every life must remain the highest measure of railway progress.

Protecting railway property will also be presented as a national responsibility. Stations, trains, tracks, signals, warning systems, bridges and passenger facilities are public assets created for the benefit of society. Damaging or misusing them can endanger lives, interrupt services and create unnecessary public expenditure.

The Mission will encourage citizens to respect railway personnel and emergency responders who work to maintain safety and continuity of service. Cooperation with authorised instructions during normal operations and emergencies can prevent confusion, reduce risk and support an effective response.

The Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission may be implemented through flagship programmes such as the National Rail Safety Awareness Campaign, RailVidya School Safety Education Programme, Young Rail Safety Ambassador Programme, Safe Level Crossing–Safe Community Campaign, National Anti-Trespassing Awareness Campaign, Safe Station–Responsible Passenger Initiative, Railway Emergency Preparedness Programme, Rail Safety Research and Innovation Forum, Rail Safety Volunteer Network, National Railway Safety Conference and Bharat Rail Safety Excellence Awards.

Awards and recognition programmes may honour railway professionals, educators, researchers, students, volunteers, institutions and communities that demonstrate exemplary commitment to railway safety. Recognising meaningful contributions can inspire wider participation and encourage the sharing of successful practices.

The long-term objective of the Mission is to create a visible and lasting transformation in public attitudes towards railway safety. Its impact should be reflected in responsible passenger conduct, greater respect for safety instructions, stronger community involvement, increased reporting of hazards and improved safety awareness among children and young people.

The Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission is closely aligned with the aspirations of Viksit Bharat 2047. It supports Digital India through technology-enabled awareness, Make in India through indigenous safety innovation, Skill India through training and capacity building, Atmanirbhar Bharat through national knowledge and professional capability, and Net Zero 2070 through safe and sustainable public mobility.

The All India Rail Safety Council believes that India’s railway transformation must be measured not only by the speed of its trains or the scale of its infrastructure, but also by how carefully it protects passengers, communities and railway personnel. A truly developed nation places safety, dignity and respect for human life at the centre of progress.

Through the Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission, AIRSC seeks to bring education, prevention, preparedness, innovation and public participation together under one purposeful national platform. The Council invites educational institutions, professionals, researchers, industries, community organisations, volunteers and responsible citizens to contribute within their respective roles and capabilities.

The Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission is more than an awareness campaign. It is a long-term commitment to developing responsible citizens, safer communities, informed passengers and future-ready safety leadership. Its message is simple and powerful: safety must begin before the journey, remain present throughout the journey and continue until every passenger reaches the destination securely.

With awareness as its voice, prevention as its priority, preparedness as its strength, public participation as its foundation and the protection of every life as its highest purpose, the Bharat Rail Suraksha Mission looks towards the future with confidence, responsibility and national commitment.

Safe Railways • Responsible Citizens • Protected Lives • Stronger India

An Initiative of the All India Rail Safety Council (AIRSC)

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Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan

One Nation • One Safety Culture • One Shared Responsibility

The Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan is a visionary public-safety initiative proposed by the All India Rail Safety Council (AIRSC) to promote railway and metro safety awareness, responsible passenger behaviour, community participation and accident prevention throughout India. The Abhiyan is envisioned as a people-centred national movement that brings together citizens, students, educational institutions, safety professionals, researchers, volunteers and communities under one unifying commitment—the protection of every life connected with railway travel.

Indian Railways is not merely a transport network; it is a living symbol of national unity, inclusive development and shared progress. Every day, trains connect villages with cities, students with educational opportunities, workers with employment, farmers with markets, patients with healthcare and families with one another. People belonging to different languages, regions, traditions and social backgrounds travel together across one of the world’s most extensive railway systems.

As India advances towards the national aspiration of Viksit Bharat 2047, its railway and metro systems are entering a transformative era. Modern trains, redeveloped stations, advanced signalling, intelligent monitoring, digital passenger services, accessible infrastructure and sustainable mobility are redefining the travelling experience. However, physical development and technological advancement must be accompanied by greater public awareness, stronger professional capabilities and responsible behaviour at every stage of the journey.

The Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan seeks to place safety at the centre of this transformation. It promotes the principle that railway development and railway safety must always progress together. Modern infrastructure can create safer conditions, but lasting safety can be achieved only when passengers and communities understand risks, follow authorised procedures, respect railway personnel and accept their personal responsibility for protecting life and public property.

The Abhiyan has been conceived as a comprehensive platform for safety education, public awareness, accident prevention, emergency preparedness, professional training, research, digital communication and community outreach. Its principal purpose is to contribute to reducing avoidable railway-related accidents, injuries and loss of life by encouraging safe decisions and responsible conduct.

Railway safety is not the responsibility of one institution, authority or professional group alone. It is a shared national responsibility involving railway and metro personnel, passengers, parents, teachers, students, motorists, pedestrians, local communities, emergency responders, researchers, industries and public organisations. Every person who uses or lives near a railway system has a role in preventing unsafe behaviour and promoting a secure environment.

The vision of the Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan is to help build an India where railway safety becomes a widely understood social value, a professional commitment and a daily public practice. It envisions railway stations, trains, level crossings and trackside communities where people remain alert, respect safety instructions, support vulnerable passengers and recognise that every responsible action can help protect a human life.

The Abhiyan is founded upon four essential principles: awareness, prevention, participation and protection. Awareness helps people recognise risks and understand correct safety practices. Prevention encourages hazards to be addressed before they develop into emergencies. Participation transforms individual responsibility into community action. Protection ensures that the safety, dignity and wellbeing of every person remain the highest priorities.

Safety awareness will be the foundation of the Abhiyan. Passengers and members of the public must understand the risks associated with railway tracks, platforms, moving trains, level crossings, overhead electrical equipment, station congestion and restricted operational areas. Clear and accessible information can help people recognise danger, avoid risky behaviour and make responsible decisions.

The Abhiyan will promote public education through posters, brochures, exhibitions, seminars, workshops, digital lessons, short films, social-media campaigns and community programmes. Safety messages may be communicated in accessible and multilingual formats to reach people of different ages, educational backgrounds and regions. The objective will be to convert safety information into practical habits that can be followed during every railway journey.

Accident prevention will remain the central priority of the Abhiyan. Many railway-related incidents can be avoided when individuals respect gates, barriers, signals, warning signs, platform markings and instructions issued by authorised personnel. The campaign will discourage track trespassing, unauthorised crossings, boarding or alighting from moving trains, travelling in restricted areas, obstructing train doors and standing dangerously close to platform edges.

The Abhiyan will communicate a firm national message that railway tracks must never be used as walking paths, meeting places, playgrounds or shortcuts. A railway line that appears clear is not necessarily safe. Trains may approach quickly from either direction, move on adjoining tracks or operate with limited warning. Every person must use only authorised foot overbridges, subways and designated crossings.

Mobile-phone distraction and dangerous photography will receive special attention. Passengers and pedestrians must not use phones, earphones or cameras in ways that reduce awareness near tracks, platforms, crossings or moving trains. No photograph, video, telephone call or social-media post is more valuable than human life.

The Abhiyan will therefore promote the message:

No Shortcut • No Selfie • No Distraction Is Worth a Human Life

Level-crossing safety will be another major focus. Motorists, pedestrians and cyclists must stop behind closed barriers, obey warning lights and bells and follow instructions from authorised railway personnel. No one should pass beneath, around or through a closed gate, even when a train is not immediately visible.

Drivers must never enter a level crossing unless sufficient space is available to clear the tracks completely. They should avoid overtaking waiting vehicles, blocking the crossing or creating pressure on pedestrians and cyclists. Adults must remember that children observe and often copy their behaviour. Respecting a railway gate is therefore both a personal duty and an example of responsible citizenship.

The Abhiyan will reinforce the essential level-crossing message:

Stop • Look • Listen • Obey the Gate • Cross Only When Authorised and Safe

Safe conduct at railway and metro stations will be promoted through sustained passenger education. Passengers should remain behind designated safety lines, use authorised pathways, avoid running or pushing and keep entrances, exits, stairways, lifts and escalators clear. They should follow station announcements and directions issued by railway and security personnel.

Passengers must allow people to exit before attempting to board. Children should remain with parents or responsible guardians, and families should identify a safe meeting point in case they become separated. Everyone should board and alight only after the train has stopped and the doors have opened completely.

Inside trains, passengers will be encouraged to maintain discipline, protect public property, keep doorways and emergency equipment unobstructed and avoid actions that inconvenience or endanger others. Cleanliness, courtesy and responsible conduct are important elements of railway safety and national citizenship.

Public participation will give the Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan its greatest strength. Citizens will be encouraged to become active safety partners by following rules, reporting unsafe conditions, sharing verified messages and discouraging dangerous behaviour. One timely warning or responsible intervention can prevent an accident and save a life.

The Abhiyan will promote the national principle:

Every Citizen a Rail Safety Partner • Every Journey a Shared Responsibility

Community outreach programmes may be organised near railway stations, level crossings, schools, colleges, markets, residential areas and villages located close to railway lines. These programmes will address locally relevant risks and encourage cooperation among citizens, educational institutions, community leaders and safety professionals.

The initiative will promote the development of Rail Safety Community Volunteers who can support authorised awareness programmes, distribute verified educational materials and encourage responsible conduct. Their role will be educational and preventive, and they will not interfere with operational, security, rescue or technical responsibilities assigned to authorised professionals.

Children and young people will occupy a central place within the Abhiyan. Safety education introduced during childhood can develop lifelong habits of alertness, discipline and responsibility. Through RailVidya, the children’s safety education initiative of AIRSC, students may receive age-appropriate learning on railway and metro safety, level crossings, platform conduct, electrical hazards, emergency awareness and responsible citizenship.

Students will be encouraged to serve as Young Rail Safety Ambassadors who practise correct safety behaviour and carry important messages from their classrooms into their homes and communities. The concept of “One Child • One Family • One Rail Safety Message” will demonstrate how one informed student can positively influence an entire household.

Schools and colleges may participate through safety assemblies, poster competitions, quizzes, exhibitions, classroom activities, awareness walks and Rail Safety Clubs. Teachers and parents will be encouraged to explain risks calmly and positively, without creating unnecessary fear. The aim is to develop confidence, awareness and responsible decision-making among young people.

The protection of children must remain an important community responsibility. Adults should never permit children to play near railway tracks, cross through unauthorised locations, approach overhead electrical systems or stand close to platform edges. During travel, children should remain under responsible adult supervision and follow instructions from authorised personnel.

Emergency preparedness will form another important part of the Abhiyan. Passengers and communities must know how to remain calm, move towards a safe location, contact authorised assistance and follow evacuation instructions during emergencies. Panic, crowding and misinformation can make a difficult situation more dangerous.

Awareness programmes may explain how to raise an alarm, keep emergency access routes clear, assist vulnerable passengers appropriately and avoid interfering with trained responders. Medical, rescue, electrical and fire-control procedures must be undertaken only by qualified and authorised professionals. Members of the public should provide assistance only within the limits of their knowledge and training.

The Abhiyan may conduct workshops and learning programmes covering railway emergencies, basic first-aid awareness, fire prevention, electrical safety, disaster preparedness, passenger evacuation, crowd management and emergency communication. Such programmes can strengthen confidence while reinforcing the importance of professional response systems.

Technology and innovation can provide valuable support to railway safety. The Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan will encourage awareness of artificial intelligence, data analysis, intelligent surveillance, predictive maintenance, digital warning systems, mobile communication and simulation-based training. When used responsibly, these technologies can help recognise hazards early, improve monitoring and support informed safety decisions.

Universities, engineering institutions, researchers, students, start-ups and professionals may be encouraged to study railway risks and develop practical solutions. Research forums, technical seminars, innovation challenges and publications can connect new ideas with real safety needs.

A Digital Rail Suraksha Knowledge Centre may be developed to provide reliable safety information, educational resources, videos, research materials and campaign content through a publicly accessible platform. Digital communication can extend the reach of the Abhiyan to students, teachers, passengers and communities across different parts of the country.

Training and capacity building will help translate knowledge into responsible action. The Abhiyan may facilitate conferences, workshops, seminars and specialised programmes on passenger protection, accident prevention, emergency preparedness, disaster management, fire and electrical awareness, public communication and safety leadership.

A proposed Rail Suraksha Fellowship and Internship Programme may provide students and young professionals with structured opportunities to participate in research, education, digital communication and community projects. Developing young safety leaders will help sustain the Mission’s values for future generations.

The Abhiyan will promote inclusive and compassionate railway travel. Children, senior citizens, pregnant passengers, persons with disabilities and travellers requiring assistance must receive patience, respect and appropriate support. Accessible facilities must remain available to those for whom they are intended.

Passengers will be encouraged to keep lifts, ramps, tactile pathways, reserved seating and accessible entrances unobstructed. Helping a vulnerable passenger safely and respectfully is not only an act of kindness; it is part of a responsible railway-safety culture.

Protecting railway property will also be presented as a national duty. Stations, trains, tracks, bridges, signals, barriers, warning systems and passenger amenities are valuable public assets. Damage, misuse or obstruction can create serious risks, interrupt services and impose unnecessary costs on society.

Citizens should immediately report damaged equipment, suspicious activity, fire hazards, unattended articles or other unsafe conditions to authorised personnel. They must not touch, move or attempt to repair railway equipment. Timely reporting allows trained professionals to assess the situation and take appropriate action.

The Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan may be implemented through flagship activities such as the National Rail Safety Awareness Campaign, RailVidya School Safety Education Programme, Young Rail Safety Ambassador Programme, Safe Level Crossing–Safe Community Campaign, National Anti-Trespassing Awareness Campaign, Safe Station–Responsible Passenger Initiative, Railway Emergency Preparedness Programme, Rail Safety Research and Innovation Forum, Rail Safety Volunteer Network and National Rail Safety Conference.

The proposed Rail Suraksha Excellence and Recognition Programme may honour railway professionals, teachers, students, researchers, volunteers, institutions and communities that demonstrate exemplary commitment to railway safety. Recognition can encourage wider participation, strengthen public confidence and bring successful practices to national attention.

The long-term purpose of the Abhiyan is to achieve a meaningful transformation in public attitudes and everyday behaviour. Its success should be reflected in greater respect for safety instructions, reduced risky conduct, improved awareness among children, stronger community cooperation and more responsible use of railway facilities.

The Abhiyan is aligned with the wider aspirations of Viksit Bharat 2047. It supports Digital India through technology-enabled safety communication, Make in India through indigenous innovation, Skill India through training and capacity building, Atmanirbhar Bharat through national knowledge and professional capability, and Net Zero 2070 through the promotion of safe and sustainable public mobility.

The All India Rail Safety Council believes that a truly developed railway system must protect life with the same determination with which it advances technology and infrastructure. National progress should be measured not only by faster trains and modern stations, but also by the safety, confidence and dignity experienced by every passenger.

Through the Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan, AIRSC seeks to bring safety education, accident prevention, public participation, innovation and responsible citizenship together under one purposeful platform. Educational institutions, professionals, researchers, industries, community organisations, volunteers and citizens are invited to contribute within their appropriate roles and capabilities.

The Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan is more than an awareness campaign. It represents a continuing national commitment to safer journeys, informed passengers, prepared communities and the protection of every life. It calls upon every citizen to understand that safety begins with personal responsibility and becomes stronger through collective action.

With awareness as its voice, prevention as its priority, preparedness as its strength and public participation as its foundation, the Rail Suraksha Bharat Abhiyan looks towards a future in which every railway journey reflects discipline, dignity, vigilance and respect for life.

Safe Railways • Responsible Citizens • Protected Lives • Stronger Bharat

An Initiative of the All India Rail Safety Council (AIRSC)

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Chairman — All India Rail Safety Council (AIRSC)

Promoting Railway Safety, Education and Public Awareness

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