Magadh Express Splits into Two After Coupling Failure in Bihar’s Buxar: No Injuries Reported
Magadh Express Accident Details
On Sunday, a significant accident involving the Magadh Express, which was en route from New Delhi to Islampur, occurred in Bihar’s Buxar district. The accident was caused by a coupling failure that led to the Magadh Express splitting into two sections. This incident took place between Twiniganj and Raghunathpur railway stations.
Incident Overview
The coupling failure happened at approximately 11:08 am, causing the train to separate between coach S-7 (13th from the engine) and coach S-6 (14th from the engine). According to Sharswati Chandra, Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) of East Central Railway, there were no injuries reported as a result of the Magadh Express accident.
Restoration Efforts
Rail traffic was disrupted for over three hours due to the Magadh Express accident. However, restoration work was promptly carried out. By 2:25 pm, the coupling of the train was repaired, and the Magadh Express was able to resume its journey. Following this, the down line was cleared for the movement of other trains.
Investigation and Response
An official inquiry has been initiated to investigate the exact cause of the coupling failure that led to the Magadh Express splitting. Rescue and technical teams quickly arrived at the scene to address the issue and restore normal operations. Their swift response played a crucial role in minimizing the impact of the Magadh Express accident on rail traffic.
