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Trouble at the gates

TRAFFIC CHAOS: The scene at the level-crossing on Red Hills Road at Villivakkam on Thursday morning after an autorickshaw hit the railway gate. Road traffic was held up for more than an hour while the railway authorities repaired the gate. A court fi ned the autorickshaw driver, who was also made to pay for the damage, railway sources said. — PHOTO: S.THANTHONI

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