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One dead, another injured in two separate railway accidents in Thane

A 19-year-old was run over by a train at Ulhasnagar railway station; a 30-year-old woman suffered serious head injuries after slipping off train near Mumbra station

Updated on: Mar 1, 2019, 24:49:27 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Navi Mumbai
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In two separate incidents on Wednesday, a 19-year-old was run over by a train at Ulhasnagar railway station and a 30-year-old woman suffered serious head injuries when she slipped off a local train near Mumbra station.

1,619 people died while crossing tracks and 711 people died by falling off trains in Mumbai in 2018 (HT file)
1,619 people died while crossing tracks and 711 people died by falling off trains in Mumbai in 2018 (HT file)

Instead of using the foot overbridge (FOB), Arti Motgi, 19, a nursing student, crossed the tracks illegally at Ulhasnagar railway station on Wednesday and was run over by a local heading to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT).“Motgi, a resident of Ulhasnagar. was run over by a CST local train when she was crossing the railway track at around 7:55 am,” said P Mohite, inspector, Kalyan GRP.

Nearby locals informed the Government Railway Police (GRP), who took Motgi to Central Hospital in Ulhasnagar. Motgi was declared dead on arrival.

In a separate accident on a CSMT local, Sazia Parvez Ahmed Siddiqui, 30, fell off the train at around 9:55 am on Wednesday and is now admitted to Thane Civil Hospital. “Siddiqui, in her statement to GRP police, said she fell off the local near Mumbra station as her hand slipped,” a Thane GRP official.

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