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Early this morning, a train bound for Mumbai, the Howara-CSMT Express, derailed near Badabamboo in Jharkhand. The accident resulted in injuries to 12 individuals. The derailment occurred approximately 80 kilometers from Jamshedpur, leaving ten coaches off the tracks. Swift action was taken by authorities, with rescue teams being dispatched immediately to the site to assist with the rescue and relief operation.
A railway official confirmed that the Mumbai-Howrah Mail and a goods train were involved in the accident. The injured passengers were given initial medical attention by the Railways' medical team and subsequently transported to Chakradharpur for more comprehensive care. The precise cause of the derailment is currently under investigation.
The incident has prompted Indian Railways to release helpline numbers for passengers seeking assistance. The numbers provided include those for Tatanagar, Chakradharpur, Rourkela, Howrah, Ranchi, and Mumbai. This move underscores the importance of communication and support for those affected by the derailment. The focus now shifts to determining the cause of the accident and ensuring the safety and well-being of all involved.
Source: Several Coaches Of Mumbai-Bound Train Derails In Jharkhand, 12 Injured