Rain stopped Vande India’s pace, departs after 7 hours after filling water on railway track

Why: The Tejhar district of Odisha received torrential rains throughout the day on Saturday. The rain has affected the life of common people. The rain was so strong that water started flowing about 3 feet on the railway track. At the same time, the speed of Vande Bharat train also stopped due to flooding on the railway track. The Vande Bharat Express train going from Tatanagar to Berhampur due to rain was stopped at Guhalidhi station around 7 pm. At the same time, there was a stir among the passengers due to the sudden stop of the train.

Train stood for seven hours

At the same time, the passengers traveling in Vande Bharat train remained stuck in the train for a long time. However, no passenger had any serious trouble, but the weather and waiting made the situation tense. Due to the high flow of water on the railway track, it was unsafe to move the train forward, so it had to stop in the middle. The water was awaited for a long time to reduce the water, but when the situation did not improve for a long time, the Railway Department arranged a rescue engine. After this, the train was taken to Kendujhargarh station.

Water filled on railway track

According to the information, the train stood in the middle for about 7 hours. After a long time, the Vande Bharat train was finally sent further after a long time. Rail traffic was affected in the event of heavy rains, the administration needed to take more fast decisions to deal with it. The good thing is that the safety of passengers was given priority and no untoward incident occurred. The railway department has always appealed to the passengers to take information about the situation before the journey if the weather goes bad and take precautions. Let us know that the rainy season is currently going on in many districts of Odisha, and people have been advised to be vigilant. (Input- Shubham Kumar)