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Banaras-Mumbai Express Narrowly Escapes Major Accident After Colliding with JCB in Mughalsarai - WATCH

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: February 18, 2024 15:35 IST

Chandauli, February 18, 2024: A major train accident was narrowly averted in Chandauli district, Uttar Pradesh, on Sunday morning ...

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Chandauli, February 18, 2024: A major train accident was narrowly averted in Chandauli district, Uttar Pradesh, on Sunday morning when the Banaras-Mumbai Express (12168) collided with a JCB machine working on the side of the railway track. The incident occurred near Beas Nagar in Mughalsarai.

According to reports, the rear part of the JCB came into contact with the train, causing damage to the machine but fortunately not derailing the train or causing any injuries to passengers. Senior railway officials, including the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) of Varanasi, rushed to the spot to assess the situation and initiate an investigation.

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"Thankfully, no passengers were injured in the incident," said a railway spokesperson. "However, the JCB machine sustained damage. We are currently investigating how the machine came into contact with the moving train and will take necessary action to prevent such incidents from happening again."

The incident has caused some delay to the train schedule, and passengers are advised to check with railway authorities for updates. This event highlights the importance of ensuring proper safety measures are in place during track maintenance work to prevent such accidents.

Tags: BanarasmumbaiMumbai ExpressMughalsaraiUttar PradeshJCB
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