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HCA to introduce new ticketing system

HYDERABAD: HCA will shortly be introducing an advanced system of ticketing which will check the entry of non-ticket holders into the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium.

The new project, costing about Rs. 2.75 crore, is expected to ensure that the stands are not overcrowded with spectators. The tickets will be designed and printed by a Manipal firm and sold according to the capacity of the stands only.

The bar-coded tickets will ensure entry of only one person as they are to be swiped at the entry point.

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