The event for Champions with Disability will begin at 7.. One train will leave Kalyan at 3 am to reach CST at 4.30 am to 5 am on the race day.35 am from CST and finish near Gate No. The race will be flagged off at 5. Both these races will finish at CST. Meanwhile, FREE fee shuttle service for half-marathon runners wearing valid bib numbers is available from Currey Road station on the Central Railway and Lower Parel on the Western Railway line. Approximately Rs 70 to 80 lakh per year’s payment is yet to be received from the organisers.The Mumbai Marathon organisers owe the Mumbai police more than Rs 2 crore for providing protection to the event over the last three years.Special trains for runKeeping in mind the increasing number of participants from the Central and Navi Mumbai region, Central Railways will operate two special trains called the ‘Marathon Special’ for the convenience of the runners on Sunday (January 17).40 am from Worli Dairy and then runners will go on to the Sealink and trace the same route back with the Marathon ending at CST.30 am, while the other train will leave Panvel at 1 am to reach CST at 4."This time, a total of 10,000 Mumbai police personnel are being deployed for the security of the Marathon. These buses will operate from 3. Some of them will do patrolling in plain clothes. The 13th edition of the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon will see a significant change in the route for the Half Marathon. This year’s 21-kilometre run start point will have a more natural route and fewer sharp turns. This time too, the Mumbai police is deploying over 10,000 policemen for the event to be held on January 17. 3 of Azad Maidan. Meanwhile, the Full Marathon will be flagged off at 7. The organising committee hasn’t paid us for three years. The Dream Run will begin at 9 am from CST and finish near Gate No.30 am."DCP Ravindra Shisve said, "It is the responsibility of the organisers to pay the Mumbai Police money for the security of the Marathon. The Senior Citizens Run, will start at CST at 8. 3 of Azad Maidan. A senior official said, "We have been following up with the organisers for many months but till today we have not received a single penny from them.According to sources from Mumbai police, for last three years Mumbai police have not been getting protection money from the organisers." However, when The Asian Age contacted the spokesperson of the Procam International, promoters of the Standard Chartered Mumbai Marathon (SCMM) 2016, he said, "We are not responsible for Post Cap Suppliers paying money to the Mumbai Police