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The engine and a coach of the Kamrup Express train got detached in Assam's Dibrugarh district on Tuesday evening.
The incident occurred between Lahowal and Chaulkhowa in the Dibrugarh region of Assam. No injuries or casualties have been reported so far. Sabyasachi De, CPRO of Northeast Frontier Railway, said that the incident took place between Lahowal and Chaulkhowa and there is no report of any injury to passengers. The NF Railway CPRO said that the engine and coach were reattached with the train, and has again started its journey from the area towards its destination. More details are awaited. Earlier on July 6, two coaches, numbers 3 and 4, of the Panchvati Express, on their way to Mumbai, decoupled near the Kasara station. According to Chief Public Relations Officers (CPRO), Central Railways, "Coach numbers 3 and 4 of Panchvati Express decoupled near Kasara station at 8.40 am while coming towards Mumbai." As per the Central Railway officials, the problem was quickly resolved, and the coaches were successfully recoupled by 9:02 am. After confirming the train's safety and security, it continued its journey to Mumbai around 9:15 am. "The train was detained for nearly 35 minutes, and there was no other damage or injury to anyone. Trains are running smoothly in the said line now," said the railway officials. (ANI)
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