A incident about train

According to officials, the Sabarmati-Agra superfast train derailed near the Ajmer station on Monday morning, with at least four coaches involved. Around one in the morning, the incident happened, and no fatalities have been reported. The express train was in route to Agra, according to the officials.

Over the course of the intervening Sunday and Monday, at least four carriages of a superfast train derailed close to the Madar railway station in Ajmer, Rajasthan. In relation to the incident, rescue efforts are in progress. Regarding the event, CPRO Shashi Kiran of North Western Railways stated, "Today, in Ajmer's Madar, a vehicle carrying the number 12548 from Sabarmati to Agra derailed close to the home signal." The train's engine and four ordinary carriages had derailed."

The CPRO asserted that no lives were lost, nevertheless. Railway officials arrived at the scene of the collision. This incident has not resulted in any fatalities. But those with minor wounds were quickly transferred to the hospitals in the area," he continued.

Ajmer Railway DRM Rajeev Dhankar, in the meantime, stated that a three-person committee was previously formed to determine the accident's cause. "A three-person committee has been established by our headquarters to investigate the cause of this disaster. In light of all the information and statements, the officers will conduct an investigation," Dhankar added.

The Ajmer station now has a support desk manned by railway officials, and a helpline number, 0145-2429642, is available for assistance. Rail traffic on the line has also been impacted by the disaster. Four carriages on the Sabarmati-Agra superfast train derailed at Ajmer, resulting in the cancellation of six trains and the diversion of two.

Train No. 12915, which ran on the Sabarmati to Delhi rail service line, has been rerouted to Hisar along with Train No. 17020 from Hyderabad. In contrast, Train No. 19736, which ran from Marwar to Jaipur, has been cancelled.

Four cargo train carriages derailed earlier this month in Andhra Pradesh at Rayanapadu, close to the Vijayawada railway station. There were no reports of casualties or injuries resulting from the incident.

Many trains were diverted as a result of the event, which caused timetable delays.

There have been no reported casualties or injuries. The train movement has already commenced in an upward and downward direction towards the Delhi side. We're going to begin offering our services in the Uttar Pradesh direction as well," he continued.

According to the source, the NWR has established a helpdesk at the Ajmer station and provided a helpline number, 0145-2429642, for the relatives of train passengers.

"Six trains have been cancelled and two trains have been diverted to other routes," Kiran stated.

A superfast passenger train traveling from Sabarmati to Agra derailed early on Monday night near Ajmer, Rajasthan, affecting four carriages and the engine. Work on restoring the railroad is presently in progress. The train with the number 12548 derailed at Madar hamlet, close to Ajmer, near Home Signal.

In Ajmer, Rajasthan, a superfast train carrying four coaches and an engine broke apart close to the Madar railway station. It is reported that the incident occurred at 1 a.m. on a late night.

Officials report that the Sabarmati-Agra superfast train derailed close to the Madar railway station, involving four carriages and the engine. Rescue crews arrived at the location quickly.

There have been no reports of injuries or fatalities from the incident.

The event, according to the passengers, occurred at approximately 1:00 am. The passengers reported that they heard a loud noise while they were asleep.

On the scene are rescue squads comprising the Government Railway Police (GRP), Railway Protection Force (RPF), Additional Divisional Railway Manager (ADRM), and senior officials. Attempts