Two goods trains collide in West Bengal, 12 bogies derail
According to reports, one of the goods trains hit the other from behind, causing 12 wagons to derail.
According to reports, one of the goods trains hit the other from behind, causing 12 wagons to derail.
According to reports, one of the goods trains hit the other from behind, causing 12 wagons to derail.
Two goods trains collided in Bankura, West Bengal on Sunday at 4 am. According to reports, one of the goods trains hit the other from behind, causing 12 wagons to derail. A loco pilot sustained minor injuries. Following the accident, trains on the Kharagpur – Bankura – Adra route have been halted. Fourteen trains are cancelled and three were diverted.
The accident comes weeks after the triple train collision involving two passenger trains and a goods train in Odisha's Balasore that claimed at least 288 lives and injured over 1,000 people.