Fire In A Moving Train On Bihar’s Raxaul-Narkatiyaganj Rail Section

Fire in a moving train on Bihar’s Raxaul-Narkatiyaganj rail section, screaming among passengers.

A fire broke out in the train near the first outer signal of Bhelahi station on the Raxaul-Narkatiyaganj railway section on Sunday morning. The moving train started burning.

As soon as the passengers came to know about this, there was an outcry among them. The guard first noticed this fire. He informed the crew members about it.

The speed of the train was very low as the station was close. So the train was stopped immediately.

Due to this, panicked passengers came out of the bogies. After this, the control room was informed. On receiving information about the fire on the train, a crowd of villagers gathered there.

After this, the firefighters were informed about it. Efforts are on to control the fire now.

Train number 05541 departed from Raxaul for Narkatiaganj via Bhaya Sikta at 5.10 am on Sunday. When it reached the Gad river near bridge number 39 near Bhelahi station, it caught fire.

The incident happened around 5.30 am. On receiving the information, firefighters reached the spot. The work of extinguishing the fire is still going on.

It is taking time to get it under control due to the huge fire. A crowd of local people gathered information about the fire on the train.

Fire in a moving train: After getting the information here, a team of officers from Raxaul station has also reached the spot.

To save the bogie from the engine fire, efforts are being made to separate the bogie from the engine with the help of local people, but due to wheel jams, the work is facing a lot of trouble.

Here in relation to the incident, it is being told that the first guard saw the fire in the engine. Then it was reported to the crew. Thereafter the driver immediately stopped the vehicle.

Passengers have started getting off the train and reaching a safe place. At present, the work of extinguishing the fire is going on with the help of firefighters.

What is the reason for the fire? No clear information has been found in this regard.

70 houses were being demolished in Patna; Dozens of bulldozers and two thousand police forces arrived

In Patna, the capital of Bihar, the houses built on the land of the State Housing Board are being demolished.

A major campaign of administration against encroachment was started on Sunday morning in Rajivnagar, Nepalinagar, Digha area of ​​Patna.

The administration arrived with about one and a half dozen bulldozers (JCBs). Around two thousand police forces were deployed in the entire area since early morning.

When the campaign to demolish the houses started under the supervision of the top officials of the administration, there was a huge protest.

Police started firing in the air after several policemen and common people including City SP Ambareesh Rahul, and lady policeman Priya Kumari Chaudhary were injured.

Earlier, an attempt was made to control the crowd by firing tear gas shells.