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Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express derails, no injuries to passengers

| | Aug 29, 2017, at 06:26 pm
Mumbai/Nagpur, Aug 29 (IBNS): Seven days after the derailment of Kaifiyat Kexpress in Uttar Pradesh, Nagpur-Mumbai Duronto Express derailed between Vasind and Asangaon on Tuesday morning.

Nine coaches and the locomotive of the train jumped the lines, media report said.

However, no injury has been reported so far.

The Central Railway has tweeted to inform that they were arranging buses to bring passengers to destination.

The doctors and senior officers are present at the site, the Central Railway said.

On August 23, at least 70 people were injured after several compartment of the Delhi-bound Kaifiyat Kexpress derailed in Auraiya district of Uttar Pradesh.

Six coaches of the Puri-Haridwar-Kalinga Utkal Express have derailed at Muzaffarnagar's Khatauli area in Uttar Pradesh on August 19.

Even after the derailment of Kaifiyat express, four front coaches of a suburban train on Harbour line derailed near Mahim station on last Friday.

After the derailment of Utkal and Kaifiyat expresses, Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu offered to resign taking moral responsibility but Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked him to wait.

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