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Goods train starts moving from Jammu and Kashmir to Punjab without a driver: Video

The goods train, which was at a halt in Jammu and Kashmir, started moving at a speed of 70-80 km/h due to a slope and reached Punjab.

Published on: Feb 25, 2024 05:41 PM IST
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A goods train was at a halt at Kathua station in Jammu and Kashmir. However, it suddenly started moving and reached Punjab’s Hoshiarpur district without a driver, where it was brought to a halt. The train covered more than 70 km without a driver and a video of the same has been going viral on the Internet. Many expressed relief that a serious tragedy has been averted.

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Goods train that started moving from Jammu and Kashmir was brought to a halt in Punjab. (X/ANI)
Goods train that started moving from Jammu and Kashmir was brought to a halt in Punjab. (X/ANI)

The goods train, comprising over 50 coaches, was moving at a speed of 70-80 km/h due to a slope towards Pathankot. No casualties or property damage were reported in the incident.

“The train was stopped near Ucchi Bassi village in Mukerian City in Hoshiarpur. An inquiry into the matter has been started,” Divisional Traffic Manager Jammu Prateek Srivastava said.

ANI shared a video on X with the caption, “Hoshiarpur, Punjab: The freight train, which was at a halt at Kathua Station, was stopped near Ucchi Bassi in Mukerian Punjab. The train had suddenly started running without the driver, due to a slope.”

Watch the video here:

“Serious accident averted,” posted an individual.

Another added, “How did they manage to stop it?”

“The driver should be suspended,” expressed a third.

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