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Many passengers lost their lives in a tragic accident in Maharashtra’s Jalgaon district when they jumped off the Pushpak Express fearing a fire, only to be hit by the Bengaluru Express traveling in the opposite direction.

Many killed in Maharashtra train accident after passengers jump off train over fire rumors

Several killed in Maharashtra train accident after passengers jump off train over fire rumors

Many passengers lost their lives in a tragic accident in Maharashtra&rsquo;s Jalgaon district when they jumped off the Pushpak Express fearing a fire, only to be hit by the Bengaluru Express traveling in the opposite direction.

Several passengers lost their lives in a tragic accident in North Maharashtra's Jalgaon district on Wednesday evening.&nbsp;
The incident occurred after passengers, fearing a fire onboard, stepped off the Lucknow-Mumbai Pushpak Express, only to be run over by the Karnataka Express, which was traveling in the opposite direction on adjacent tracks.
Maharashtra minister Girish Mahajan stated that 10 to 12 people had died, based on information from the district collector. The accident took place between Maheji and Pardhade stations, near Pachora, when the Pushpak Express came to a halt around 5 pm after someone pulled the chain due to rumors of a fire.
Central Railway spokesperson Swapnil Nila confirmed that the passengers of Pushpak Express, believing there was a fire, stepped down onto the tracks and were hit by the oncoming Karnataka Express traveling from Bengaluru to Delhi.
The train accident occurred more than 400 km away from Mumbai. According to preliminary information from railway officials, sparks from one of the Pushpak Express coaches, possibly caused by a "hot axle" or "brake-binding," led to the panic.
Passengers, fearing the worst, pulled the emergency chain, and some jumped off. At the same time, the Karnataka Express was passing through the area, tragically resulting in the deaths.
Maharashtra&rsquo;s guardian minister for Jalgaon, Gulabrao Patil, confirmed that senior railway officials were en route to the accident site, and further details would follow after the investigation.

At least 15 people were killed and around 60 others injured after a goods train collided with the Sealdah-bound Kanchanjunga Express in Darjeeling. 

'Modi turned Railways into platform of self-promotion': Congress on Bengal train accident 

At least 15 people were killed and around 60 others injured after a goods train collided with the Sealdah-bound Kanchanjunga Express in Darjeeling district.&nbsp;

Congress launched a scathing attack on the BJP-led Centre over the West Bengal train accident, with party leader Rahul Gandhi saying that the tragedy is a result of the Modi administration's mismanagement of the Railways.&nbsp;
In a long post on X, Gandhi, while expressing his condolences, said that the increase in railway accidents in the last 10 years is a direct result of the mismanagement and negligence of the Modi government, which has resulted in the loss of lives and property of passengers on a daily basis.
He said that the opposition will continue to question the government over what he terms as blatant negligence, adding that they will hold the Modi government accountable for these accidents.&nbsp;
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge also echoed similar sentiments, saying that they will continue to question the government over the tragedy.
"As a responsible Opposition, it is our bounden duty to underline how the Modi Government has systematically converted the Rail Ministry into a platform of 'Camera-driven' self-promotion," the Congress chief claimed.
"Today's tragedy is yet another reminder of this stark reality," he alleged.
"Make no mistake, we will remain persistent with our questions and shall make the Modi Government accountable for its criminal abandonment of the Indian Railways," Kharge said.
At least 15 people were killed and around 60 others injured after a goods train collided with the Sealdah-bound Kanchanjunga Express near Rangapani station in West Bengal on Monday, police said.&nbsp;

The loco pilot's body has questioned the Railways' statement that the driver disregarded the alarm raised.

Kanchanjungha Express accident: signal had been defective since 5.50 am, says report 

According to a railway official, when the automatic signalling system fails, the station master issues a written authority called TA 912, which authorises the driver to cross all red signals in the section because of the defect.

The automatic signalling system between Ranipatra Railway Station and Chattar Hat Junction in West Bengal, where a goods train hit Sealdah Kanchanjungha Express in the rear, was defective since 5.50 in the morning, according to a railway source.
"Train No 13174 (Sealdah Kanchanjungha Express) departed Rangapani station at 8:27 am and stopped between Ranipatra railway station and Chattar Hat due to automatic signalling failure from 5:50 am," the source told PTI.
According to another railway official, when the automatic signalling system fails, the station master issues a written authority called TA 912, which authorises the driver to cross all red signals in the section because of the defect.
"The station master of Ranipatra had issued TA 912 to Train No 1374 (Sealdah Kanchanjungha Express)," the source said.
He added, "Around the same time, a goods train, GFCJ, departed Rangapani at 8:42 am and hit 13174 in the rear portion resulting from the derailment of the guard's coach, two parcel coaches and a general seating coach."
The Railway Board in its initial statement said that the driver of the goods train violated the signal. It pegged the overall death toll at five. However, some local officials said it could be as high as 15.
Sources said that an investigation alone can establish whether the goods train was also given TA 912 to cross defective signals at speed or if it was the loco pilot, who violated the defective signal norm.
If it is the latter, the driver was supposed to stop the train for one minute at each defective signal and move on with 10 kmph speed.
The loco pilot's body has questioned the Railways' statement that the driver violated the red signal.
"It is highly objectionable to announce the dear loco pilot responsible when he is dead and CRS inquiry pending," Sanjay Pandhi, the working president of the Indian Railway Loco Runningmen Organisation (IRLRO), said.
According to Railway Board Chairperson Jaya Varma Sinha, the collision happened because a goods train disregarded the signal and hit the Kanchanjungha Express, which was on way to Sealdah from Agartala.

According to an official, the accident took place near Rangapani station when the goods train rammed into the Express from behind. Three rear compartments of the express train derailed following the crash.

Kanchanjunga Express accident: death toll rises to 15, around 60 injured

According to an official, the accident took place near Rangapani station when the goods train rammed into the Express from behind. Three rear compartments of the express train derailed following the crash. 

According to an official, the accident took place near Rangapani station when the goods train rammed into the Express from behind. Three rear compartments of the express train derailed following the crash.

At least 15 people died and around 60 others were injured after a goods train collided with the Sealdah-bound Kanchanjunga Express near Rangapani station in West Bengal on Monday, police said.
Three rear compartments of the express train derailed under the impact of the collision from behind by the locomotive of the goods train, railway officials said.
Rescue operations are underway at the spot, about 30 km from North Bengal's New Jalpaiguri station, and the injured persons were being shifted to nearby hospitals.
"At least 15 people have died in the accident till now and 60 suffered injuries," a senior police officer told PTI.
Earlier, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said in a post on X: &ldquo;Unfortunate accident in NFR zone. Rescue operations going on at war footing. Railways, NDRF and SDRF are working in close coordination. Injured are being shifted to the hospital. Senior officials have reached site.&rdquo; The divisional railway manager (DRM) of North Frontier Railway's Katihar division said the 13174 Kanchanjunga Express was bound for Sealdah from Agartala and the accident occurred around 9 am.

A rescue operation is being carried out by the Railways, NDRF and SDRF.

5 dead, over 20 injured as Kanchanjunga Express collides with goods train in Bengal

A rescue operation is being carried out by the Railways, NDRF and SDRF.

Five people died and around 20 to 25 were injured after Sealdah-bound Kanchanjunga Express collided with a goods train near New Jalpaiguri in West Bengal on Monday.
An official said that the goods train rammed into the Express. Visuals showed multiple derailed coaches, some on top of others.
A rescue operation is being carried out by the Railways, NDRF and SDRF. The Sealdah Eastern Railway has set up a control desk following the incident.

Officials said that six passengers were injured in the incident as coaches S2, S3 and S6 went off rails.

Train derails after hitting dead end at Hyderabad station, 6 injured

 Officials said that six passengers were injured in the incident as coaches S2, S3 and S6 went off rails. 

Officials said that six passengers were injured in the incident as coaches S2, S3 and S6 went off rails.

Six passengers suffered minor injuries after three coaches of the Tambaram (Chennai)-Hyderabad Charminar Express derailed at the Hyderabad Deccan Railway station in Nampally here on Wednesday morning, senior Railway officials said.
The Hyderabad Deccan railway station is the train's final destination.
South Central Railway (SCR) officials said, "Train No.12759 Tambaram &ndash; Hyderabad Charminar Express, while rolling on to Platform No.5 of Hyderabad station, hit the dead end of track, resulting in the derailment of three coaches S2, S3 and S6 today at around 08.45 hours." Six passengers who suffered injuries in the incident were provided with medical assistance at Central Railway Hospital in Lallaguda, they said.
Immediately, on receipt of the information, a team of Railway officials undertook the relief and restoration operation and cleared the coaches for examination after re-railing the affected coaches, SCR Chief Public Relations Officer Ch Rakesh said in a release.
The affected track was also restored, he said, adding the incident did not impact the regular train movements at the station and trains were operated in a normal manner.
The return journey of the affected train (Train No. 12760 Hyderabad &ndash; Tambaram Charminar Express) also started as per its scheduled time, the SCR official said.
The Commissioner of Railway Safety, South Central Circle will hold a statutory enquiry into the incident, the release added.

Video: miraculous escape for passengers as Bihar-bound train catches fire

Video: miraculous escape for passengers as Bihar-bound train catches fire

A fire broke out in one coach of the New Delhi-Darbhanga Special Express near Etawah in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday evening, officials said.
No casualties have been reported so far, they said.
Himanshu Upadhyay, Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) of North Central Railways, said the station master of Sarai Bhopat junction near Etawah noticed smoke coming out from the New Delhi-Darbhanga Special Express' coach number S1.
"The train was immediately stopped and all the passengers were evacuated. Everyone is safe and there is no report of any casualty as of now," he said.
According to the sources, the affected coach has been detached from the train and fire tenders have been pressed into service.

 Vizianagaram mishap: 6 dead, 10 injured after two train collide in Andhra

3 dead, 10 injured after two train collide in Andhra

6 dead, 10 injured after two train collide in Andhra

&nbsp;Vizianagaram mishap: 6 dead, 10 injured after two train collide in Andhra

At least 10 persons were injured, and 6 were killed, after two trains collided in Vizianagaram district on Sunday evening, railway officials said. &ldquo;There was an overshoot of train 08532 Visakhapatnam-Palasa Passenger with 08504 Visakhapatnam-Rayagada Passenger, where 3 coaches were involved and about 10 persons were injured,&rdquo; a South Coast Railway zone official said.
It is suspected that some deaths have occurred in the accident as well, an official said but could not immediately confirm the information.
Divisional Railway Manager Saurabh Prasad reached the site, and rescue operations are in full swing.
Local administration and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) were informed, seeking assistance and ambulances, and accident relief trains have reached the site, the official added.
Expressing shock over the incident, Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S jagan Mohan Reddy instructed the officials concerned to undertake rescue operations.
He asked the officials to arrange sufficient number of ambulances to ferry the injured.&nbsp;

Train number 12506 North East Express was going from Anand Vihar Terminal to Kamakhya when the incident occurred at 21.35 PM. 

Three coaches of North East Superfast train derail in Bihar

Three coaches of North East Superfast train derail
Derail&nbsp;in Bihar's&nbsp;Buxar
Was&nbsp;headed&nbsp;to Kamakhya&nbsp;from&nbsp;Anand&nbsp;Vihar
&nbsp;

Train number 12506 North East Express was going from Anand Vihar Terminal to Kamakhya when the incident occurred at 21.35 PM.&nbsp;

Five coaches of Kamakhya-bound North-East Express derailed near Raghunath station in Bihar's Buxar district, PTI said quoting Railway officials.
Train number 12506 North East Express was going from Anand Vihar Terminal to Kamakhya when the incident occurred at 21.35 on Wednesday night near Raghunathpur station of Danapur division.
Railways have also issued helpline number PNBE - 9771449971, DNR - 8905697493, ARA - 8306182542, COML CNL - 7759070004.&nbsp;
So far no casualties have been reported.&nbsp;

At least four people died and 70 injured after six coaches of a train derailed near Bihar's Buxar.

Bihar train accident: 4 dead, 70 injured as multiple train coaches derail near Buxar

At least four people died and 70 injured after multiple coaches of a train derailed near Bihar's Buxar.

At least four people died and 70 were injured after multiple coaches of a train derailed near Bihar's Buxar.

At least four passengers died and 70 others injured when multiple coaches of the Delhi-Kamakhya North East Express derailed near the Raghunathpur station in Bihar's Buxar district on Wednesday night, officials said.
The derailment occurred at 9:53 pm and at least two AC III Tier coaches had toppled over while four other coaches jumped the tracks, television visuals showed.
Buxar Superintendent of Police Manish Kumar told PTI four passengers had died in the accident. A Railway Police Force official said at least 70 passengers have been injured and shifted to local hospitals. Those with serious injuries were rushed to AIIMS, Patna.
&ldquo;Will find the root cause of derailment,&rdquo; Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on X, even as he expressed condolences for the loss of lives.
The minister said evacuation and rescue operations were completed and all coaches have been checked.
The 23-coach 12506 North East Express had departed the Anand Vihar terminal in Delhi at 7:40 am on Wednesday for its nearly 33-hour journey to Kamakhya, about six kilometres away from Guwahati.
"The train was coming at a normal speed but suddenly we heard a loud sound and a plume of smoke rose out of the train. We rushed to see what happened. We saw that the train had derailed and the AC coaches were the most damaged,&rdquo; Hari Pathak, a local resident said.
Television visuals showed locals rushing to the rescue of the passengers and helping them come out of at least two toppled coaches. The visuals also showed a woman passenger in a state of shock being helped out of a coach by locals.
Several police officials were also seen at the spot helping rescue passengers from the train.
Chief Public Relations Officer of East Central Railway zone Birendra Kumar told PTI that the accident took place less than half an hour after the train left the Buxar station and was headed for Ara.
"The derailment took place near Raghunathpur station where the train does not have a scheduled stoppage," he said.
Relief measures were initiated immediately after the incident, with ambulances and doctors rushing to the site.
Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav issued a statement saying that the departments of disaster management and health have been asked to take immediate steps to ensure the quickest possible relief to as many people as possible.
"I have also spoken to the district magistrates of Buxar and Bhojpur (where Ara is headquartered) with instructions to reach the site at the earliest and speed up relief work," he added.
A railways official said alternative arrangements have been made to ferry passengers of the derailed train to their respective destinations.
A scratch rake was dispatched from Patna to ferry passengers from the accident site, the official said. A scratch rake is a temporary rake with a similar configuration as the original train. Six buses too were sent to the accident site to evacuate the passengers to safety.
A railway official said one rake has been arranged from Ara to end the stranded passengers to their onward journeys.
"Medical teams have been sent to the spot," Deepak Kumar, Inspector, Railway Police Force, told reporters, adding that the district administration had alerted local hospitals in Buxar town.
"We have sent rescue and medical teams to the spot. The railways has also issued emergency helpline numbers for passengers. These are 9771449971 (Patna), 8905697493 (Danapur), 8306182542 (Ara), 8306182542 and 7759070004," he said.
War rooms have been established for monitoring and early restoration of the coaches and rescue operations were going on in full swing, a railway official said.
At least 18 trains operating on the route, including the Rajdhani Express between Delhi and Dibrugarh, have been diverted.
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Efforts are being made to evacuate passengers stranded in a bogie.

Train derails in Pakistan: nearly 100 injured, death toll mounts to 30 

Efforts are being made to evacuate passengers stranded in a bogie.

At least 30 people were killed and nearly 100 others injured on Sunday when several compartments of an express train derailed in Pakistan's southern Sindh province, in the latest rail disaster to hit the country.
The Hazara Express train travelling from Karachi to Rawalpindi derailed in Nawabshah district near the Sarhari Railway Station, 275 kilometers from the provincial capital Karachi.
Commissioner Benazirabad division Abbas Baloch said in a statement that at least 30 people died in the accident while passengers are still stranded in a bogie.
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, who spoke to the media at People&rsquo;s Medical College Hospital in Benazirabad &mdash; the district home to Nawabshah, confirmed the death toll, the Dawn newspaper reported.
He added that the injured could be shifted to Karachi if needed and directed the local administration and health officials to expedite relief and rescue efforts.
Federal Railways Minister Saad Rafiq earlier told the media that the number of casualties could rise as some of the injured were in critical after being hospitalised.
He said around 10 bogies had derailed and the cause of the accident is being investigated.

He was accompanied by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan who hails from Odisha.

Odisha train accident: PM Modi inspects collision site with Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw

PM Modi reaches Odisha train accident site
261 people died after 3 trains collided in Balasore on Friday
PM Modi to meet injured passengers in hospital

He was accompanied by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan who hails from Odisha.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inspected the ground situation at the site of the triple-train accident site in Balasore's Odisha.
He was accompanied by Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan who hails from Odisha. 261 people have died after 3 trains collided on Friday evening.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday inspected the triple train accident site at Bahanaga in Odisha&rsquo;s Balasore district to take stock of relief operations.
The Prime Minister spoke to the Cabinet Secretary and Health Minister from the site.
He asked them to ensure all help needed is provided to the injured and their families, said officials.
PM Modi also said that special care must be taken to ensure that the bereaved families don&rsquo;t face inconvenience and that those affected keep getting the assistance they require.
During the visit, he also interacted with Odisha&rsquo;s Revenue and Disaster Management Minister Pramila Mallik as well as the local police chief.
He also inquired about the progress of restoration work launched at the mishap site.
Before reaching the accident site at Bahanaga Bazar, the PM had chaired a high-level meeting in New Delhi on the train accident.
(with PTI inputs)

While the injured have been shifted to hospital, CMs of neighbouring states have deployed their resources to help in rescue operations. 

Train accident between 2 passenger and one goods train: Odisha Chief Secretary Pradeep Jena

While the injured have been shifted to hospital, CMs of neighbouring states have deployed their resources to help in rescue operations.&nbsp;

As the rescue and search operation in the horrific train accident in Odisha's Balasore continues, the latest details have come to the fore.
As per Odisha Chief Secretary Pradeep Jena, the collision occurred between three trains. One of the trains is the Coromandel Express which derailed and rammed into a goods train coming from the other side of the track. It has apparently collided with a third train.
At least 180 people have been injured in the accident and the death toll is also likely to go up.&nbsp;
While the injured have been shifted to hospital, CMs of neighbouring states have deployed their resources to help in rescue operations.&nbsp;
So far, 600-700 rescue force personnel from NDRF and SDRF teams are on the spot.&nbsp;

Odisha's Special Relief Commissioner Satyabrata Sahoo said 47 people have so far been admitted to the Balasore Medical College and Hospital.

Train accident in Odisha: 47 injured moved to hospital as Coromandel Express derails 

Odisha's Special Relief Commissioner Satyabrata Sahoo said 47 people have so far been admitted to the Balasore Medical College and Hospital.

Over 130 people were injured and several were feared dead as four coaches of the Coromandel Express derailed in Odisha's Balasore district on Friday evening, following which it collided head-on with a goods train coming from the opposite direction on the other line, officials said.
The accident happened around 7.20 pm near Bahanaga Bazar station when the train was on the way to Chennai Central station from Shalimar station near Kolkata, they said.
Odisha's Special Relief Commissioner Satyabrata Sahoo said 47 people have so far been admitted to the Balasore Medical College and Hospital.

As per a report by India Today, the train coaches got separated as soon as the loco left Majhaulia station.

Watch: train coaches detach from moving train in Bihar's Bettiah

As per a report by India Today, the train coaches got separated as soon as the loco left Majhaulia station.

The engine and the first few coaches of Satyagraha Express detached from the rest of the train while it was running near Majhaulia station in Bihar on Thursday.
The train was bound for Anand Vihar station and the incident caused a panic-like situation among passengers.
As per a report by India Today, the train coaches got separated as soon as the loco left Majhaulia station.
A major accident was averted due to the low speed of the train, a railway official was quoted as saying.
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"A heavy jerk followed a loud sound, I fell from my berth and everything went blank," that's a survivor of the Bikaner-Guwahati Express train accident, recounting the horror.
The Express train derailed in West Bengal's New Jalpaiguri district on Thursday, leading to the death of 7 people and injury of 45 passengers.
Twelve coaches of the train jumped the rails, and some of them overturned near Domohani.
The scenes at the accident site were distressing. A partially mangled coach got perched atop another under the impact, while a few bogies had hurtled down the slope and overturned.
Survivors desperately looking for their near and dear ones who were travelling with them.
Hundreds of people from nearby villages gathered at the spot and lent a helping hand to passengers who had got trapped inside the collapsed coaches.
Some of the bogies had gotten detached from the rest of the train under the impact, while some wheels came off.
"It was around 5 pm; I was speaking to my wife over the phone. All of a sudden, I heard a loud sound and there was a heavy jerk. I was thrown away from my berth and went blank. Later, when I regained consciousness, I was being taken inside an ambulance," Sanjoy, a survivor, told a news channel.
"My mother and I were having tea, when all of a sudden there was a sound followed by a severe shock and luggage kept on upper berths tumbled all around. The locals later rescued me, but I am yet to locate my mother. I don't know what happened to her," said another injured person.
"We recovered three bodies from the accident site while two people died in the hospital," Jalpaiguri District Magistrate Moumita Godara Basu said, adding at least 45 passengers were injured in the accident.

'A loud sound & everything went blank': Survivors recount Bengal train accident horror

"A heavy jerk followed a loud sound, everything went blank," survivors recount horror after Bikaner-Guwahati Express train accident

West Bengal train accident: Survivors recount horror

"A heavy jerk followed a loud sound, I fell from my berth and everything went blank," that's a survivor of the Bikaner-Guwahati Express train accident, recounting the horror.
The express train derailed in West Bengal's New Jalpaiguri district on Thursday, leading to the death of 9 people and injury of 45 passengers.
Twelve coaches of the train jumped the rails, and some of them overturned near Domohani.
The scenes at the accident site were distressing. A partially mangled coach got perched atop another under the impact, while a few bogies had hurtled down the slope and overturned.
Survivors desperately looked for their near and dear ones who were travelling with them.
Hundreds of people from nearby villages gathered at the spot and lent a helping hand to passengers who had got trapped inside the collapsed coaches.
Some of the bogies had gotten detached from the rest of the train under the impact, while some wheels came off.

Train accident:&nbsp;Survivors desperately looked for their near and dear ones who were travelling with them.
&nbsp;

"A heavy jerk followed a loud sound, I fell from my berth and everything went blank," that's a survivor of the Bikaner-Guwahati Express train accident, recounting the horror.
The Express train derailed in West Bengal's New Jalpaiguri district on Thursday, leading to the death of 9 people and injury of 45 passengers.
Twelve coaches of the train jumped the rails, and some of them overturned near Domohani.
The scenes at the accident site were distressing. A partially mangled coach got perched atop another under the impact, while a few bogies had hurtled down the slope and overturned.
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Survivors desperately looking for their near and dear ones who were travelling with them.
Hundreds of people from nearby villages gathered at the spot and lent a helping hand to passengers who had got trapped inside the collapsed coaches.
Some of the bogies had gotten detached from the rest of the train under the impact, while some wheels came off.
"It was around 5 pm; I was speaking to my wife over the phone. All of a sudden, I heard a loud sound and there was a heavy jerk. I was thrown away from my berth and went blank. Later, when I regained consciousness, I was being taken inside an ambulance," Sanjoy, a survivor, told a news channel.
"My mother and I were having tea, when all of a sudden there was a sound followed by a severe shock and luggage kept on upper berths tumbled all around. The locals later rescued me, but I am yet to locate my mother. I don't know what happened to her," said another injured person.
"We recovered three bodies from the accident site while two people died in the hospital," Jalpaiguri District Magistrate Moumita Godara Basu said, adding at least 45 passengers were injured in the accident.

At least seven people were killed and more than 45 injured when 12 coaches of the Bikaner-Guwahati Express train derailed in West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district on Thursday.
Officials said that some of the injured are in critical condition and the death toll may go up.
While four bodies were recovered from the accident site, three people died in hospital later. Rescuers searched each coach for survivors and bodies through darkness and thick fog.
There were over 1,000 passengers on board the train at the time of the derailment, officials said, adding those stranded were provided drinking water and snacks.
A train ferrying stranded passengers to Guwahati left the accident site at 9.30 pm.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee briefed Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the tragedy when they were in the middle of an online meeting to review the Covid situation in the country with other CMs.
PM Modi later tweeted that he spoke to Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and took stock of the situation. "My thoughts are with the bereaved families," the PM tweeted.
The Railways have announced an ex gratia payment of Rs 5 lakh to the next of kin of those killed in the accident, Rs 1 lakh to the grievously injured and Rs 25,000 for passengers with simple injury.

9 killed, 45 injured as Guwahati-Bikaner Express train derails in West Bengal

9 killed and over 45 injured as 12 coaches of the Bikaner-Guwahati Express train derail in West Bengal

9 dead and 45 injured in West Bengal train tragedy

9 dead and 45 injured in West Bengal train tragedy
Guwahati-Bikaner Express train derails in Bengal
Officials say some injured are critical &amp; toll may go up
Rescuers searched for survivors through darkness &amp; fog
CM Mamata&nbsp;briefs PM Modi&nbsp;on rail accident during Covid meet
Railways announces ₹5 lakh for dead, ₹1 lakh&nbsp;for injured

Officials said that some of the injured are in critical condition and the death toll may go up

At least nine people were killed and more than 45 injured when 12 coaches of the Bikaner-Guwahati Express train derailed in West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district on Thursday.
Officials said that some of the injured are in critical condition and the death toll may go up.
While four bodies were recovered from the accident site, others&nbsp;died in hospital later. Rescuers searched each coach for survivors and bodies through darkness and thick fog.
There were over 1,000 passengers on board the train at the time of the derailment, officials said, adding those stranded were provided drinking water and snacks.
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A train ferrying stranded passengers to Guwahati left the accident site at 9.30 pm.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee briefed Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the tragedy when they were in the middle of an online meeting to review the Covid situation in the country with other CMs.
PM Modi later tweeted that he spoke to Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and took stock of the situation. "My thoughts are with the bereaved families," the PM tweeted.
The Railways have announced an ex gratia payment of Rs 5 lakh to the next of kin of those killed in the accident, Rs 1 lakh to the grievously injured and Rs 25,000 for passengers with simple injury.

An elderly woman was severely injured after falling while trying to board a moving train at Vasai Road railway station in Maharashtra's Palghar.
The CCTV footage from the station showed an elderly couple trying to board a moving train. The woman slipped into the gap between the train and the platform.
Her husband then grabbed her hand and saved the woman from being run over by the train. The train stopped after a few second and police staff and people at station pulled the woman on the platform.
The incident occurred around 5.30 pm on Saturday when the woman passenger, Pramila Maro, was travelling by the train from Bhavnagar to Hyderabad along with her husband, Railway police officials said.
Reports said that the 70-year-old woman has suffered multiple fractures in the accident.

Watch: Woman slips while trying to board moving train, miraculously saved

Woman tries to board moving train, falls, saved miraculously

Woman tries to board moving train, falls, saved miraculously
Elderly woman slipped into gap between train and platform
Husband grabbed hand, others on station helped pull her&nbsp;
Reports: 70-year-old woman suffered multiple fractures

The CCTV footage from the station showed an elderly couple trying to board a moving train. The woman slipped into the gap between the train and the platform.

An elderly woman was severely injured after falling while trying to board a moving train at Vasai Road railway station in Maharashtra's Palghar.
The CCTV footage from the station showed an elderly couple trying to board a moving train. The woman slipped into the gap between the train and the platform.
Her husband then grabbed her hand and saved the woman from being run over by the train. The train stopped after a few second and police staff and people at station pulled the woman on the platform.
The incident occurred around 5.30 pm on Saturday when the woman passenger, Pramila Maro, was travelling by the train from Bhavnagar to Hyderabad along with her husband, Railway police officials said.
Reports said that the 70-year-old woman has suffered multiple fractures in the accident.

Two passenger trains collided in Pakistan’s southern Sindh Province on Monday, killing at least 30 people and injuring 50 others, according to officials.

Pakistan Train Accident | Pakistan train collision in Sindh Province kills 30, several injured

Two passenger trains collided in Pakistan&rsquo;s southern Sindh Province on Monday, killing at least 30 people and injuring 50 others, according to officials.
The Millat Express derailed and the Sir Syed Express train hit it soon afterward, said Usman Abdullah, a police officer in Ghotki district in Sindh province, where the collision occurred
According to officials, over 1,000 passengers were on board the two trains.
Officials said they are facing difficulty in rescuing the people trapped inside the overturned bogies and fear that the number of fatalities in the accident could rise.
Rescue and relief officials were rushed to the spot.
Meanwhile, an investigation has been launched into the accident.

Pakistan train collision kills 30, several injured

<ul>
<li>Two passenger trains collide in Pak, killing 50, injuring 70 others</li>
<li>Over 1000 passengers on-board in two trains: Officials</li>
<li>Officials: Difficulty rescuing people trapped inside</li>
<li>Army, paramilitary forces called in for relief operations&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
<li>More casualties feared, probe launched into the accident</li>
</ul>

Two passenger trains collided in Pakistan&rsquo;s southern Sindh Province on Monday, killing at least 50 people and injuring 70.&nbsp;
The Millat Express derailed and the Sir Syed Express train hit it soon afterward, said Usman Abdullah, a police officer in Ghotki district in Sindh province, where the collision occurred
According to officials, over 1,000 passengers were on board the two trains.
Officials said they are facing difficulty in rescuing the people trapped inside the overturned bogies and fear that the number of fatalities in the accident could rise.
The army and paramilitary&nbsp;forces have been called in for relief and rescue operations. An investigation has been launched into the accident.

A passenger train smashed into a vehicle on its tracks and partially derailed outside a rail tunnel in Taiwan on Friday. Police said at least 34 people were killed and dozens were injured.
Reports said a vehicle fell from a cliff and landed on the tracks, where a passenger train emerging from a tunnel smashed into it.
With much of the train still trapped in the tunnel, escaping passengers were forced to scale doors, windows and roofs to reach safety. Media reported 350 passengers were on board.

Taiwan: Train derails after smashing truck on tracks, 34 dead

A train smashed into a vehicle on its tracks and partially derailed outside a rail tunnel in Taiwan, 34 passengers dead

A passenger train smashed into a vehicle on its tracks and partially derailed outside a rail tunnel in Taiwan on Friday. Police said at least 34 people were killed and dozens were injured.&nbsp;Reports said a vehicle fell from a cliff and landed on the tracks, where a passenger train emerging from a tunnel smashed into it.&nbsp;With much of the train still trapped in the tunnel, escaping passengers were forced to scale doors, windows and roofs to reach safety. Media reported 350 passengers were on board.

A passenger train smashed into a vehicle on its tracks and partially derailed outside a rail tunnel in Taiwan on Friday. Police said at least 34 people were killed and dozens were injured.
Reports said a vehicle fell from a cliff and landed on the tracks, where a passenger train emerging from a tunnel smashed into it.
With much of the train still trapped in the tunnel, escaping passengers were forced to scale doors, windows and roofs to reach safety. Media reported 350 passengers were on board.

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