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Derailment: Dhaka, southern regions’ train link with north resumed after 6 hrs

Bangladesh

TBS Report
22 November, 2023, 04:35 pm
Last modified: 22 November, 2023, 07:58 pm

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Derailment: Dhaka, southern regions’ train link with north resumed after 6 hrs

TBS Report
22 November, 2023, 04:35 pm
Last modified: 22 November, 2023, 07:58 pm
Representational Image of a train on track
Representational Image of a train on track

Train communication between the northern part of the country with Dhaka and southern districts resumed around six hours after a freight train derailed in Lalpur upazila of Natore district this afternoon.

Zia Uddin, master at Abdulpur Railway Junction, said the rail operation resumed around 5:45pm after the derailed coaches were removed from the rail tracks.   

An overturned coach of the rice-laden train in Natore on Wednesday (22 November). 
Photo: Khorshed Alam
An overturned coach of the rice-laden train in Natore on Wednesday (22 November). Photo: Khorshed Alam

Moreover, a four-member body led by Divisional Transport (Pakshi) Officer Anowar Hossain was formed to investigate the incident but no timeframe was set to submit its report.

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Two bogies of a Dhaka-bound rice-laden freight train veered off the tracks at Abdulpur Railway Junction signal point, halting the train movement around 12:30 pm.

The bogey of one of the coaches of the rice-laden train after the train veered off the track.
Photo: Khorshed Alam
The bogey of one of the coaches of the rice-laden train after the train veered off the track. Photo: Khorshed Alam

Khulna-bound Roket Mail train from Chilahati and Rajshahi-bound 'Barendra Express' train were stranded at Natore station following the derailment, causing suffering to the commuters.

A relief train from Ishwardi rushed to the spot and removed the bogies.

 

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