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Bihar: Three coaches of Darbhanga-Kolkata Express derails, no reports of casualities
Patna, Sep 27: Three coaches of an express derailed on Friday morning near Darbangha, Bihar. The incident took place a railway crossing when coaches of Darbhanga-Kolkata Express jumped off the tracks.
The railway officials have rushed to the spot to take stock of the situation, said reports. There are no reports of any injuries as yet.
Also Read | Passenger train derails in Madhya Pradesh, 6 injured
This comes a day after three coaches of an empty EMU train derailed near Velachery station. Even earlier this week, as per N-F Railway officials, goods train derailed in Assam's Dima Hasao district but there was no report of any casualty. According to a report in news agency PTI, the goods train was going towards Silchar from Lumding when 20 wagons derailed between Daotuhaja and Phiding railway station in the district.
In June, Sealdah Express train derailed near Ambedkar Nagar railway station in Uttar Pradesh.
Also Read | Sealdah Express derails at Akbarpur railway station, no casualties
In April, six people were injured after five coaches of Katni-Chaupan passenger train derailed in Madhya Pradesh. The derailment occured between the Salhna and Piparia Kalan stations.
