<p>The Indian Railways’ special gift of foldable 'baby berths' to new mothers has attracted a mixed response. Several netizens have applauded the initiative while others see it as a hinderance and insecure addition. &nbsp;</p>

<p>The small but unique gift of these berths on Mother's Day was envisaged to help new mothers travel with young children comfortably.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Thanks to Indian railways Lucknow division to introduce baby births. For sure it will help mothers to sleep comfortably with their infant babies. <a href="https://twitter.com/Indianrlyinfo?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@Indianrlyinfo</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/IRCTCofficial?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@IRCTCofficial</a></p>
— Vineet (@Vineet0724) <a href="https://twitter.com/Vineet0724/status/1524025678831759360?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 10, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>These small berths were attached to the regular ones to accommodate a new born comfortably. As of now, these berths have been introduced on select trains on a trial basis. &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/indian-railways-presents-new-mothers-with-foldable-baby-berths-on-mothers-day-find-out-how-is-it-477910" hreflang="en">Indian Railways presents new mothers with foldable 'baby berths’ on Mother's Day. Find out how is it &nbsp;</a></strong></p>

<p>On the initiative, some positive responses from netizens have come. Vineet, a user on Twitter, said, “Thanks to Indian Railways Lucknow division to introduce baby berths. For sure, it will help mothers to sleep comfortably with their infant babies.” &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Not a good design at all!<br />
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no mother would keep her baby on that side, also there is more risk of anythng might fall from upper births on it. The guard hole is big enough for a baby to escape out and it seems too risky.<br />
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Good initiative, bt 👎👎👎</p>
— Shariful Islam (@shariful_islam_) <a href="https://twitter.com/shariful_islam_/status/1524247667668578304?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 11, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>Some netizens have also shared their concern over the new berths. “Not a good design at all! No mother would keep her baby on that side, also there is more risk of anything falling from upper berths on it. The guard hole is big enough for a baby to escape out and it seems too risky. Good initiative, but no,” said Shariful Islam in a tweet. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>Along with the reactions, there also seems to be no way to directly book these berths at the moment, media reports said. &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Have you done risk assessment for this ? As I can see several issues no 1 it’s open and n’abat can fall off no 2 people from the next birth can tip over and fall on baby no 3 passengers sleeping on upper births accidentally drop object and injure the baby</p>
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<p>A passenger, who wants to travel on such lower berths where adjacent baby berths are present, will have to approach the ticket collector on-board the train to swap seats with someone, who is already travelling on such a berth. &nbsp;</p>

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The Indian Railways’ special gift of foldable 'baby berths' to new mothers has attracted a mixed response. Several netizens have applauded the initiative while others see it as a hinderance and insecure addition.

The Indian Railways’ special gift of foldable 'baby berths' to new mothers has attracted a mixed response. Several netizens have applauded the initiative while others see it as a hinderance and insecure addition. The small but unique gift of these berths on Mother's Day was envisaged to help new mothers travel with young children comfortably. Thanks to Indian railways Lucknow division to introduce baby births. For sure it will help mothers to sleep comfortably with their infant babies. @Indianrlyinfo @IRCTCofficial — Vineet (@Vineet0724) May 10, 2022 × These small berths were attached to the regular ones to accommodate a new born comfortably. As of now, these berths have been introduced on select trains on a trial basis. Also Read: Indian Railways presents new mothers with foldable 'baby berths’ on Mother's Day. Find out how is it On the initiative, some positive responses from netizens have come. Vineet, a user on Twitter, said, “Thanks to Indian Railways Lucknow division to introduce baby berths. For sure, it will help mothers to sleep comfortably with their infant babies.” Not a good design at all! no mother would keep her baby on that side, also there is more risk of anythng might fall from upper births on it. The guard hole is big enough for a baby to escape out and it seems too risky. Good initiative, bt 👎👎👎 — Shariful Islam (@shariful_islam_) May 11, 2022 × Some netizens have also shared their concern over the new berths. “Not a good design at all! No mother would keep her baby on that side, also there is more risk of anything falling from upper berths on it. The guard hole is big enough for a baby to escape out and it seems too risky. Good initiative, but no,” said Shariful Islam in a tweet. Watch: India's central government to re-examine and re-consider the validity of Sedition law × Along with the reactions, there also seems to be no way to directly book these berths at the moment, media reports said. Have you done risk assessment for this ? As I can see several issues no 1 it’s open and n’abat can fall off no 2 people from the next birth can tip over and fall on baby no 3 passengers sleeping on upper births accidentally drop object and injure the baby — tina (@tina_rishi) May 10, 2022 × A passenger, who wants to travel on such lower berths where adjacent baby berths are present, will have to approach the ticket collector on-board the train to swap seats with someone, who is already travelling on such a berth. WATCH WION LIVE HERE (With inputs from agencies)

Boon or bane? Indian Railways’ 'baby berths’ experiment gets mixed response   

<p>Remember Bane from Christopher Nolan's 'The Dark Knight Rises'? The supervillain in the Batman movie wore a mask that provided pain-killing gases to the character. Now, amid coronavirus, Bane's plastic masks have become quite a rage in America.<br />
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The seemingly unstoppable Batman supervillain — who first appeared in the pages of DC Comics in 1993&nbsp; — is most well known via Tom Hardy's portrayal in 2012 film by Nolan.<br />
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Bane's signature feature is his mask and now it seems that fans of the franchise want to sport the same look as Tom Hardy did in the film.<br />
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According to a report in The Hollywood Reporter, plastic adult Bane masks (not approved pandemic wear by medical officials) are sold out on a number of costume sites.</p>

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<p>The demand for such masks is so high that the US military jokingly had to mention that Bane masks were not an acceptable face covering during the pandemic.<br />
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The spike in demand occurred in April and piqued in May and let to a shortage on several sights even as the masks are primarily made in China and then supplied to America online retail stores.<br />
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The Bane mask is the most searched item on most of these portals. Now, Etsy has reported that people have demanded for a cloth version of the same mask.<br />
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The page on the e-commerce website features a disclaimer: "Items sold on Etsy, such as masks and hand sanitizers, aren't medical-grade. Etsy sellers cannot make medical or health claims."</p>


Remember Bane from Christopher Nolan's 'The Dark Knight Rises'? The supervillain in the Batman movie wore a mask that provided pain-killing gases to the character.

Remember Bane from Christopher Nolan's 'The Dark Knight Rises'? The supervillain in the Batman movie wore a mask that provided pain-killing gases to the character. Now, amid coronavirus, Bane's plastic masks have become quite a rage in America. The seemingly unstoppable Batman supervillain — who first appeared in the pages of DC Comics in 1993 — is most well known via Tom Hardy's portrayal in 2012 film by Nolan. Bane's signature feature is his mask and now it seems that fans of the franchise want to sport the same look as Tom Hardy did in the film. According to a report in The Hollywood Reporter, plastic adult Bane masks (not approved pandemic wear by medical officials) are sold out on a number of costume sites. Films that had prominent characters don masks way before coronavirus scare The demand for such masks is so high that the US military jokingly had to mention that Bane masks were not an acceptable face covering during the pandemic. The spike in demand occurred in April and piqued in May and let to a shortage on several sights even as the masks are primarily made in China and then supplied to America online retail stores. The Bane mask is the most searched item on most of these portals. Now, Etsy has reported that people have demanded for a cloth version of the same mask. The page on the e-commerce website features a disclaimer: "Items sold on Etsy, such as masks and hand sanitizers, aren't medical-grade. Etsy sellers cannot make medical or health claims."

Bane's mask from 'The Dark Knight Rises' is in demand amid coronavirus outbreak

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