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Madhya Pradesh Twin Train Mishap Toll Rises to 28
With the recovery of three more bodies, the death toll in the twin train derailments near here has risen to 28, a top West Central Railway (WCR) official said today.
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Monsoon Caused Cave in at 500-Metre Tracks: Chairman Railway Board
The 500 metre rail track which caved in between Itarsi and Khandwa in Madhya Pradesh where two express trains derailed was not among the vulnerable sections identified by the Railways during monsoon, a top Railway official said today.
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Heavy Rainfall May Have Led to Twin Rail Mishap: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said the rail mishap in Harda district appeared to have been caused by heavy rains which led to the base of the track getting washed away, resulting in snapping of the overhead contact of the engine.
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Flooding of Tracks Caused Derailment of Trains in Madhya Pradesh: Railways
Railways has said that the sudden flow of water on the tracks caused the derailment of the two trains while they were crossing the swollen Machak river near Harda in Madhya Pradesh.
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Madhya Pradesh Twin Train Mishap Toll Rises to 28
With the recovery of three more bodies, the death toll in the twin train derailments near here has risen to 28, a top West Central Railway (WCR) official said today.
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Monsoon Caused Cave in at 500-Metre Tracks: Chairman Railway Board
The 500 metre rail track which caved in between Itarsi and Khandwa in Madhya Pradesh where two express trains derailed was not among the vulnerable sections identified by the Railways during monsoon, a top Railway official said today.
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Heavy Rainfall May Have Led to Twin Rail Mishap: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said the rail mishap in Harda district appeared to have been caused by heavy rains which led to the base of the track getting washed away, resulting in snapping of the overhead contact of the engine.
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Flooding of Tracks Caused Derailment of Trains in Madhya Pradesh: Railways
Railways has said that the sudden flow of water on the tracks caused the derailment of the two trains while they were crossing the swollen Machak river near Harda in Madhya Pradesh.
