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Goods train derails in Odisha’s Paradip, major mishap averted
A goods train derailed near Paradip railway station. The last two wagons came off the track but fortunately, there has been no major tragedy or casualty in the mishap, reports said. The incident occurred at the railway site operated by the Indian Farmers Fertiliser Cooperative Limited (IFFCO). The train was en route to bring fertilizers from IFFCO office, sources said.
The exact reason for the derailment is yet to be ascertained. Fortunately, the derailment has not led to any disruption of regular train services in the region. The two derailed wagons were immediately re-attached without causing disruption to any other trains.
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rain services continued without any disruption following the incident.
Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the incident, and measures are being taken to ensure safety and expedite clearance. Safety protocols were swiftly enacted to avert any further impact on railway operations. Local railway officials are overseeing the situation with assistance from the IFFCO team, said sources.
In light of the incident, railway officials have reinforced safety measures to prevent future occurrences. A detailed investigation is underway to determine the cause of the derailment and to implement necessary corrective actions if required.
Worth mentioning, the Paradip-IFFCO route is crucial for the transport of goods and raw materials. Continuous operation on this line is vital for maintaining supply chains. Officials confirm that alternative routes are available and operations on these lines proceeded without causing any delays.
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