Bihar: Train accident averted in Buxar after train engine derailed on loop line
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Bihar: Train accident averted in Buxar after train engine derailed on loop line

A major accident was avoided after an engine derailed on the loop line at Raghunathpur station on October 13, just a few days after the fatal train incident in Bihar's Buxar district

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Just a few days after the tragic train incident at Bihar’s Buxar district, another major accident has been averted after an engine derailed on the loop line at Raghunathpur station on October 13 night.

The engine, which was carrying the bogies of another train to the loop line, was derailed, causing chaos at the spot. However, everybody is safe, and the accident has been averted.

The incident happened around 9 PM on the loop line, East of Raghunathpur station.

Track maintenance is going on near Raghunathpur station after a major train accident on October 11 when several coaches of the 12506 North-East Express train headed to Kamakhya near Guwahati in Assam from the national capital’s Anand Vihar Terminal derailed, taking the lives of four people and over 70 injured.

Also Read: Bihar: North East Express en-route to Guwahati derailed in Raghunathpur, 4 dead and around 80 injured

Mehtab, a local person, said, “The engine was coming to stand on the loop line which is different from the main line. but due to the fault on the track, this engine had derailed.”

Meanwhile, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on October 12 pledged the State Government’s support to all the victims of the train accident.
Nitish Kumar announced ex-gratia of Rs 4 lakh to be provided to the families of individuals who lost their lives in the accident.

Speaking to reporters, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said, “As soon as we learned about the accident, our teams have been working diligently. Regrettably, four people have lost their lives, but we are committed to assist everyone affected…”

Nitish Kumar also directed the Government officials to make arrangements for proper treatment of those injured in the accident and has prayed to God for their speedy recovery.

Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, in his post on X, said that the seriously injured passenger was admitted to AIIMS and is in stable condition.

“Instructions have been given to AIIMS, Patna for quick and best treatment of the passengers injured in the train accident in Buxar, Bihar. The seriously injured passenger is admitted to AIIMS and is in stable condition. The central government is committed to providing all types of health facilities,” Mansukh Mandaviya said.

(with inputs from ANI)

 

Topics: BiharMansukh MandaviyaTrain accidentBuxarRaghunathpur
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