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Daily News from New York, New York • 38

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The system's 468 stations are expected to be equipped with the emergency exit doors by the end of the year, Kelly said. tsclafaninydailynews.com BY TONY SCLAFANI DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER THE MTA approved plans yesterday to install emergency exit gates in every subway station in the system allowing straphangers to escape chaos faster. Officials signed off on the $3.79 million cost for 1,450 stainless steel "panic bar" kits. About 200 were first installed as part of a pilot program after last year's transit bombings in London. The panic bars, similar to emergency-exit doors in movie theaters, are designed to speed up evacuations without the help of token booth clerks, whose ranks are being thinned.

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