Aurangabad Train Accident LIVE Updates

Aurangabad Train Accident LIVE Updates: MP Govt Announces Rs 5 Lakh Compensation for Kin of 16 Killed, Railways Orders Probe

Aurangabad Train Accident LIVE Updates: Seventeen migrant workers were killed in the wake of going under a product train in the Aurangabad region on Friday, police said. The laborers, who were strolling to Bhusawal from Jalna, were coming back to Madhya Pradesh.

They had been strolling along the rail tracks and rested on the rail tracks because of fatigue, an authority said. They were cut somewhere around the train at 5.15 am, the authority included.

Mokshada Patil, SP Aurangabad said 16 individuals had passed on because of the occurrence and that one had endured. She said endeavors were progressing to assemble more data about the occurrence and give guidance to four other people who saw the episode.

Prime Minister Narendra today tweeted – “Very anguished by the loss of lives because of the rail mishap in Aurangabad, Maharashtra. Have addressed Railway Minister Shri Piyush Goyal and he is intently observing the circumstance.”

Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said he was tormented incredible at the loss of lives because of a rail mishap in Maharashtra. I have addressed Railway Minister Shri Piyush Goyal, he said.

The Rail mishap in Maharashtra’s Aurangabad area is very grievous and terrible. My sympathies to the individuals who have lost their friends and family in this mishap. I pray God for the expedient recuperation of the harmed, said Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.

Organization in Shahdol in MP sent groups to towns in Shahdol and Umaria regions to affirm whether local people had gone to Maharashtra for work and died in Aurangabad mishap.

The Railways said it has ordered an investigation into the episode. “During early hours today in the wake of seeing a few workers on target, loco pilot of merchandise train attempted to stop the train yet, in the long run, hit them among Badnapur and Karmad stations in Parbhani-Manmad area,” the service said.