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Secunderabad-Agartala Express halted in Odisha, passengers refuse to re-board train

Some passengers first noticed smoke in B-5 coach and raised an alarm. Following this most of the passengers got down and refused to re-board the train.

Updated on: Jun 6, 2023, 15:38:13 IST
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The Secunderabad-Agartala Express was Tuesday halted at Odisha's Brahmapur railway station around noon as passengers alerted railway officials about smoke emitting from an air-conditioning unit inside a coach, officials said.

Though the smoke was controlled immediately, the panic stricken passengers refused to travel in the coach fearing another electrical breakdown (Representational Image: Unsplash/Adhirej J R Nair)
Though the smoke was controlled immediately, the panic stricken passengers refused to travel in the coach fearing another electrical breakdown (Representational Image: Unsplash/Adhirej J R Nair)

Though the smoke was controlled immediately, the panic stricken passengers refused to travel in the coach fearing another electrical breakdown. They demanded a replacement of the coach.

Some passengers first noticed smoke in the B-5 coach and raised an alarm. Following this most of the passengers reportedly got down and refused to re-board the train, an official said.

"It was reported that a minor electrical issue occurred in the coach no. B-5 of Secunderabad-Agartala Express near Brahmapur station. The staff on duty attended to the issue immediately and rectified it," a ECoR official said.

 
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