Dibrugarh, July 17: The Kamrup Express encountered an unexpected incident on Tuesday evening when its engine and a coach detached in the Dibrugarh district of Assam. The detachment occurred between the Lahowal and Chaulkhowa stations.
Sabyasachi De, Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) of Northeast Frontier Railway, confirmed the incident, emphasizing that no injuries or casualties were reported. The prompt actions of the railway authorities ensured that the engine and coach were reattached quickly, allowing the train to resume its journey towards its destination.
The detachment of the engine and coach is a rare occurrence but was handled efficiently by the railway staff. The safety and security of passengers were prioritized, and there were no reports of any harm to passengers during this event.
Further details are awaited as investigations continue.
This incident follows a similar occurrence earlier this month on July 6, involving the Panchvati Express. Coaches number 3 and 4 of the Panchvati Express decoupled near the Kasara station while en route to Mumbai. The Chief Public Relations Officer of Central Railways reported that the issue was resolved swiftly, with the coaches successfully recoupled within approximately 22 minutes. The Panchvati Express continued its journey to Mumbai shortly after confirming the safety of the train.
