Kalka Mail acccident: Over 60 dead, 150 injured
Over 60 people died and at least 150 were injured when 12 bogies, including the engine of New Delhi-Howrah Kalka Mail derailed near Malwa railway station in Fatehpur district of Uttar Pradesh today.
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On July 10, 15 bogies of the Kalka Mail, that was on its way to New Delhi from Howrah, with 1,200 passengers on board, derailed near Malwan station in Uttar Pradesh's Fatehpur district.
Over 60 people have died and at least 150 have been injured in the devastating accident. -
A Special train carrying 165 passengers of New Delhi-Howrah Kalka Mail reached Delhi on Monday morning. The rescue train departed from Malwan Railway Station on Sunday evening to bring survivors to the Capital.
Relatives of passengers on the rescue train wait at a railway station in New Delhi.
