In India, there has been a collision between two trains, resulting in over three hundred injuries.

In India, there has been a collision between two trains, resulting in over three hundred injuries.

Another train accident, this time the incident occurred at Bahanga Bazar Station, which is 20 kilometers away from Balasore in Odisha, India.

 An incident of one train colliding with another train occurred in India, causing a terrifying accident. The incident took place involving the Shalimar-Chennai Kormaondol Express. Initially, it is reported that there was a collision between the train and a goods train near Balasore Junction. As a result, multiple coaches of the Kormaondol Express derailed and overturned. Many people have been injured, and there are fears of several fatalities. The live updates of the Kormaondol Express accident can be seen here.

According to preliminary information, the accident occurred near Balasore in Odisha involving the Kormaondol Express bound for Chennai. It is initially known that multiple compartments of the train have been derailed. At least 30 fatalities have been reported initially. It is reported by railway sources that 179 people have been admitted to Balasore Hospital.

It is known that the Shalimar station departed the 12841 Up Kormaondol Express at 3:15 PM. It departed from Kharagpur station in West Medinipur around 5 PM. The train reached Balasore around 6:30 PM. Immediately after that, the accident occurred near Bahanaga Bazar, affecting 23 compartments of the train.

Aditya Chowdhury, the Chief Public Relations Officer of South-Eastern Railways, said, "Something has happened to the Kormaondol Express near Balasore. We have not been able to gather any information yet. We are trying to find out. As soon as we know, it will be informed."

According to local sources, the Kormaondol Express collided with a goods train. As a result, except for the first three compartments, all the other compartments of the Kormaondol Express have fallen off the track. The impact of the accident was so severe that the engine of the Kormaondol Express climbed onto the goods train.