Mumbai: Two indore-Daund special train coaches slipped at Lonavla Hill City Station in Pune Maharashtra District on Monday morning, but there were no reports of every victim, the train official said.
The train movement on the affected route and traffic was restored after about five hours, the train source said.
Some trains, including Deccan DECCAN Mumbai-Pune, are delayed due to derips in the morning, they said.
According to train officials, one wheelset (wheelset) each of the second and third coach from the back end of the train slipped around 7:50 a.m.
when entering the platform at Lonavla station, which is located about 80 km from Mumbai.
“All train passengers are safe.
No one is hurt,” said Head of Public Relations Relations Shivaji Silalar Silar.
He said the train was walking to the city of Daund in Pune District from Indore in Madhya Pradesh.
Help vehicles were sent to that place, the official said.
The two coaches who slipped separately and the rest of the train continued on his way at 9:27 a.m., he said.
Then, Railment from one of the coaches was completed at 10:25 a.m.
and from the coach another at 11:44 a.m., said Sutar, added that the coach dragged again departed from the site at 12:20 a night.
“Top and down traffic is running and there is no detention for any train,” he tweeted.
The cause of the accident has not been confirmed, said the train official, adding that the central train is likely to announce the investigation by senior officials.