Magadh Express Splits in Two Near Buxar, No Injuries Reported
The Islampur-bound Magadh Express from New Delhi (train number 20802) split into two after the coupling between coaches 13 and 14 came apart on Sunday morning. The incident occurred at around 11:07 am in Bihar’s Buxar district.
A senior police official confirmed that no injuries have been reported, and the train has been moved to Raghunathpur railway station for the coupling to be fixed.
Saraswati Chandra, CPRO of East Central Railways, said, “20802 DN Magadh Exp (NDLS-IPR) passed TWG (Twiniganj) at 11.07 hrs and uncoupled in between coach no-SER-192158-(S-7)-13 th from Train Engine and SER-182333-(S-6)-14th from Train Engine at km 635/32 between Twininganj- Raghunathpur in DN line at 11.08 hrs, SPART /DNR call for at 11.35 hrs.”
Afak Akhtar Ansari, DSP of Dumraon, added, “There is no accident. The train split into two parts due to a coupling failure, but it has been moved to Raghunathpur railway station.”
“No injuries have been reported; everyone is safe. The train’s coupling will be repaired before it continues to its destination. The railways will investigate the cause of the problem,” he added.
Further details are awaited.
Doubts Revealed
Magadh Express -: Magadh Express is a train that runs between New Delhi and Islampur in India.
Buxar -: Buxar is a city in the state of Bihar, India.
coupling -: A coupling is a device that connects two train coaches together.
Raghunathpur railway station -: Raghunathpur railway station is a train station where the Magadh Express was taken for repairs.
CPRO -: CPRO stands for Chief Public Relations Officer, a person who communicates information to the public.
DSP -: DSP stands for Deputy Superintendent of Police, a high-ranking police officer.
Saraswati Chandra -: Saraswati Chandra is the name of the Chief Public Relations Officer mentioned in the summary.
Afak Akhtar Ansari -: Afak Akhtar Ansari is the name of the Deputy Superintendent of Police mentioned in the summary.
