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Three injured as Delhi-bound Kalindi Express collides with goods train in UP

Hindustan Times, Agra | By
Feb 20, 2017 09:34 AM IST

The train track is expected to be normalised by Monday noon.

Three passengers were reported to have been injured after two bogies of New Delhi-bound Kalindi Express derailed after colliding with a goods train coming from opposite direction near Tundla junction in Uttar Pradesh on early Monday.

The derailed train.(HT Photo)
The derailed train.(HT Photo)

The accident occurred around 1.30am after the 14723 Kalindi Express had left Tundla station and was running at a speed of 25 to 30 kilometers per hour. The train collided allegedly after the driver overshoot the signal.

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The track towards Delhi was damaged, which affected various trains.

Rescue teams and senior railway official have reached the spot.

The Kalindi Express moved for Delhi around 5.20am. The train track is expected to be normalised by Monday noon.

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    Hemendra Chaturvedi is based in Agra serving as a Principal Correspondent, covering districts of Agra and Aligarh division of western Uttar Pradesh. He has been with HT since 1992 and has completed 25 year of association with HT.

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