All passengers of the Kolkata-Sairang Express were safe after the locomotive and five coaches of the train derailed at Digaru railroad station in Assam Wednesday morning, a senior official of the Northeast Frontier Railroad (NFR) said. The driver lost control of the speed and the train ran off the rails.
Northeast Frontier Railroad Chief Public Relations Officer Kapinjal Kishore Sharma said the Loco Pilot was unable to regulate the speed of the train, which resulted in the derailment of Locomotive, 5 coaches. An sad incidence of derailment took place at roughly 6.54 a.m. as the train was being received at Digaru railway station. The engine and five coaches ran off the track. “All passengers are safe and no injuries have been reported,” Sharma said. The clarification came following initial allegations that numerous people may have been injured in the crash.
Railway authorities quickly started relief and rescue work at the location. General Manager, Northeast Frontier Railroad and other top authorities have gone to Digaru to evaluate the situation and manage restoration activities. Railroad officials stated that the impacted passengers are being sent to their respective destinations by alternative train arrangements.
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