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Fire breaks out in Chandigarh-Kochuveli Express’ rear power car at New Delhi station

A fire broke out in the rear power car of the Chandigarh-Kochuvalli Express as it was departing the New Delhi station on Friday, a railway spokesperson said.

Updated on: Sep 6, 2019, 15:45:51 IST
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A fire broke out in the rear power car of the Chandigarh-Kochuveli Express as it was departing the New Delhi station on Friday, a railway spokesperson said.

No passenger was injured, Northern Railway spokesperson Deepak Kumar said. (Photo: ANI)
No passenger was injured, Northern Railway spokesperson Deepak Kumar said. (Photo: ANI)

No passenger was injured, Northern Railway spokesperson Deepak Kumar said.

“The fire broke out in the rear power car of the 12218 Chandigarh-Kochuveli Express around 1:40 pm,” he said, adding that the incident occurred when the train was leaving platform number eight.

The fire has been extinguished. Twelve fire tenders were rushed to the spot, a fire department official said.

 
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