Train Accident: Secunderabad–Howrah Falaknuma Express Splits in Two
A potential disaster was narrowly avoided on Tuesday, April 8, when the Secunderabad–Howrah Falaknuma Superfast Express unexpectedly broke into two sections near Palasa in Andhra Pradesh’s Srikakulam district. The sudden split alarmed passengers, many of whom feared an imminent derailment or collision.
Incident Between Summadevi and Mandasa Road Stations
The train, which had departed at 10 a.m., experienced a coupling failure between Summadevi and Mandasa Road stations. This malfunction led to the train severing mid-journey, causing a sharp jolt that left travelers in shock.
Railway Authorities Respond Swiftly
Railway officials quickly arrived at the scene to assess the situation. Efforts were immediately initiated to investigate the exact cause of the coupling failure. Authorities ensured passengers received necessary assistance, including refreshments and water at the site.
No Injuries Reported, Investigation Underway
Fortunately, no injuries were reported in the incident. A thorough investigation is ongoing to determine the technical reasons behind the unexpected decoupling, ensuring future safety measures are implemented.
Ensuring Passenger Safety in Future
The railway department is committed to enhancing safety protocols to prevent such occurrences. With strict maintenance checks and prompt responses, authorities aim to reinforce public trust in rail travel.
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