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West Bengal: Midnapore-Howrah local train derails at Kharagpur, no injuries reported

By ANI | Updated: June 11, 2023 00:40 IST

Kharagpur (West Bengal) [India], June 11 : A wheel of the last bogie of the Midnapore-Howrah local train derailed ...

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Kharagpur (West Bengal) [India], June 11 : A wheel of the last bogie of the Midnapore-Howrah local train derailed in West Bengal at Kharagpur yard on Saturday.

However, no injuries were reported.

No major accident took place due to the slow speed of the train and no casualty has been reported.

"Re-railment has been done,' the official said.

The railway officials reached the spot and the passengers in the train were safely taken out.

The exact cause of the derailment is yet to be known.

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