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In the train accident in Odisha, 288 people lost their lives and more than 1200 passengers were injured.
CBI is engaged in the investigation of the train accident in Odisha. The investigating agency has sealed the Bahanaga station. Now no passenger train or goods train will stop at the station till further orders. About 170 trains pass through here every day. 7 trains were stopping here after the accident. This information has been given by news agency ANI quoting Railway Officer Aditya Kumar Chaudhary.
Railway official says that CBI checked all the documents present in the station during the investigation. Log books, relay panels and electronic devices have been seized. On June 2, two Superfast Express and a goods train collided in Balasore, Odisha, killing 288 people. 1208 people were injured in the accident.
This picture is after the train accident. 2300 employees worked for rescue and re-restoration.
CBI also investigated at the accident site
The railway official said that a two-member CBI team had reached the accident site on Friday. The agency collected some important evidence from many places here. After this, checked the panel and relay room for about 2 hours. The team sealed both the room and the data locker. It is believed that the CBI may get some important evidence related to the accident.
A train collided with a goods train, Duronto coming from the front collided with its bogies
At around 10 pm on June 2, media reports came that two passenger trains and a goods train had collided. Initially, there was information about 30 people killed, but late in the night this figure crossed 200. The next day, on June 3, by 2 pm, the death toll had reached 288.
Railway officials said that a goods train was standing on the outer line of Bahanaga Bazar station. The Coromandel Express going from Howrah to Chennai derailed on the loop line and rammed into a stationary goods train. The engine of the express overturned the goods train and the bogies fell onto the third track. After some time, the Howrah-Bengaluru Duronto Express coming on the third track hit the coaches of the Coromandel Express.
Youth found unconscious in the bushes 48 hours after the accident
48 hours after the accident, on the night of June 2, a passenger was found alive from the spot. He fell unconscious in the bushes.
A passenger was found alive from the spot on Sunday night, 48 hours after the accident. At the time of the accident, he got out of the coach and fell unconscious in the bushes. The youth has been identified as Dilal, a resident of Assam. He was immediately rescued and sent for treatment, where he regained consciousness. His phone and wallet went missing in the incident.
Also read this special news of Dainik Bhaskar related to the case…
1. 288 not 1000 people died in the accident, the administration is a liar or an eyewitness
‘We took out more than 80 dead bodies from one bogie. Looking at the condition of the general coaches, it seemed as if no one would have survived in them. Some didn’t have hands, some didn’t have legs. At least 1000 people must have died. There weren’t just 288. The government knows everything. Read full news…
2. Odisha accident, 2300 employees worked for 51 hours
On the evening of June 2, the country’s third biggest rail accident took place in Balasore, Odisha. The pictures are such that anyone’s heart will be shaken by seeing them. Someone’s head was separated from the torso and someone’s severed hand was lying far away. There was a pile of dead bodies on the railway tracks. Read full news…
3. The eyewitnesses of the accident said – Somewhere someone’s hand was lying and somewhere the leg
The train accident that happened at around 7 pm on Friday in Balasore, Odisha was so terrible that many coaches of the Coromandel Express train were destroyed. One engine climbed onto the rack of the goods train itself. Read full news…
4. Odisha accident- TMC posted audio of railway officials
On June 3 at 5:53 pm, Trinamool Congress spokesperson Kunal Ghosh shared a one minute 48 second audio on social media. In this, two railway officials are talking to each other about the incident. One of them is Principal Chief Safety Officer (PCSO) of South Western Railway. Read full news…