Three coaches of Secundrabad-Shalimar Express derails near Howrah

West Bengal News: Three coaches of the 22850 Secunderabad-Shalimar SF Express, including a parcel van and two passenger coaches, derailed near Nalpur Station in the South Eastern Railway division in Howrah, according to the CPRO of South-Eastern Railway.
No casualties have been reported so far, according to South Eastern Railway’s Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO).
“A total of 3 coaches of the 22850 Secundrabad Shalimar SF Express have derailed, including one parcel van and 2 coaches,” CPRO South-Eastern Railway said.
“The weekly special train derailed at Nalpur, about 40 km from Kolkata. No casualties or injuries have been reported so far,” they said.
A parcel van was among the derailed coaches.
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CPRO, South-Eastern Railway, Om Prakash Charan said, “… Today morning at 5:31 am, Secunderabad Shalimar Weekly Express Train derailed while going from middle line to down line. One parcel van and two passenger coaches have derailed. No major injury or casualty has been reported. 10 buses have been arranged for passengers for their onward journey…”
The 22850 Secunderabad – Shalimar Weekly Express was passing through Nalpur station in Kharagpur Division when the coaches derailed, officials said.
The railways said an accident relief train and medical relief trains from Santragachi and Kharagpur were immediately dispatched for assistance. Buses have also been sent to ferry the passengers to Kolkata.
On October 31, four empty wagons of a freight train derailed in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur district. The accident happened around 3.45 pm at Narayanpur Anant station in the Sonpur division of the East Central Railway during shunting.
A number of trains were stopped at the Muzaffarpur and Samastipur railway stations for some time following the accident.
On the same day, a wagon of goods train carrying food grains derailed near MUPA in the Lumding-Badarpur Hill Section in Assam’s Maligaon.