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DO YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW TO RETRIEVE YOUR LOST OR FORGET BELONGINGS IN HYDERABAD METRO STATION

Lost phone in Hyderabad metro station
Anyone who has lost their stuff in metro train or metro station can approach or contact grievance department in every metro station you can approach them tell your lost item and then you have to write letter and they will enquirer 

Lost & Found

Our Lost & Found team records details of items that have been misplaced or located by passengers within Metro train premises. Wallets, pens, mobile phones and stationary may be deposited to the Station Controller. We will make all reasonable attempts to return lost items to the owners. Our team will inform you in case the item is recovered within 90 days. Please do not touch or open any unattended item inside Metro premises or Metro trains. Inform Metro station staff 


complaint box hyderabad metro station

040-2333-2555 


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