MUMBAI: Science Express Climate Action Special (SECAS) bid farewell on a passionate note as more than 1.24 lakh people, including students, teachers and parents visited at CSMT on Saturday.The exhibition was held in Mumbai between July 19-22 on CSMT’s Platform No. 10. On the first day of the exhibition in Mumbai 19,000 people visited. For the next two days, the numbers were 59,000 and 29,000.Before this, the highest per day visit record was witnessed in 2012 when the train had arrived in Kazipet in Andhra Pradesh as around 68,000 people had come on a single day.CR’s chief public relations officer Sunil Udasi said, “There was unprecedented response on all the days but more so on Saturday when more than 1.24 lakh visitors paid visit. The total number of visitors over all the four days stood at a record 2.32 lakh.”Udasi said, “Despite the rush, there was no chaos as more than 150 Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel were deployed to maintain order. We had also provided additional coaches so that visitors do not face any shortage of washrooms.”Rubul Bora, manager (programme) of Science Express said “There was so much rush that we had to extend the visiting time from 5 pm to 8 pm. We had a team of 50 people, who got good support from Central Railway employees."Karuna Lokare of Kinglord High School in Ambernath said, “We stood for 5 hours but it was worth waiting as it opened my eyes about the climate change.”Hiral Pratap, who had come from Kandivali with son Ayush said, “I waited for close to 3 hours this fabulous exhibition. Scientists explained with patience and lot of interest.”Commuter Anand Nair said, “The queue extended till the mouth of suburban platform no. 2 but there was no chaos.”The state-of-the-art exhibition aims to create awareness among various sections of society as to how climate change can be combated through mitigation and adaptation.The train is a mobile science exhibition mounted on a 16 coach AC train, traveling across India since October 2007.