The Mumbai-bound Lokmanya Tilak Express derailed at Dibalong station in Assam on Thursday. Eight coaches, including the engine and power car, derailed, but no serious injuries or deaths were reported. Train services in the affected section have been suspended.
The Mumbai-bound Lokmanya Tilak Express, which departed from Agartala earlier on Thursday (October 17), derailed at Dibalong station in Assam around 3:55 pm, according to a Railway spokesperson. No serious injuries or fatalities have been recorded, however a number of coaches, including the power car and engine, fell off the rails.
Eight coaches—including the train's power car and engine—were derailed. But no significant injuries or fatalities have been reported, according to the Northeast Frontier Railway zone's CPRO. The Lumding division's Lumding-Badarpur Hill portion is where the event took place. According to railway officials, top officials and the Accident Relief Medical Train and Accident Relief Train have been sent from Lumding to supervise rescue and restoration activities.
Train services in the Lumding-Badarpur single-line section have been suspended. Helpline numbers for Lumding are 03674 263120 and 03674 263126, the CPRO added.