How Delhi Metro plans its Covid reset NEW DELHI: Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) is completely prepared to resume operations with all safeguards and arrangements in place for commuters, if it is allowed to function when Unlock 4.0 kicks in. 77753604Officials said they would need just two days to sanitise the metro network, which has been shut for over five months. However, even if services resume, a metro ride would be a completely different experience from earlier.“DMRC will take the maximum precautions to safeguard the health of commuters once services resume. All protocols are in place and full care will be taken to sanitise the trains and stations,” said Anuj Dayal, executive director (corporate communications), DMRC. “The decision to open the system, however, rests with the government,” he added.To begin with, only a limited section of commuters would be allowed once services start. These are likely to be government or PSU employees, apart from those engaged in essential services. They would be allowed to enter metro premises after an identification check.