World

Train barrelled down killing 65 people in India [Video]

Amritsar, INDIA: At least 65 people, mostly women, and children, reportedly killed and many others were injured in India’s northern city of Amritsar when a passenger train ran over them during a festival.

According to Sources, The Crowd had gathered on a railway track in the city of Amritsar in Punjab state to watch the fireworks show marking the Dussehra Hindu festival when the high-speed train barrelled down the line killing at least 65 people.

The victims were unable to hear the approaching train as it was too noisy, one of the witnesses said.

More than 60 people who have been injured taken to the nearest hospitals across the city.

Exclusive Video Train ran over people – 65 dead

 Another witness said people were busy taking peoples on their mobile phones and they were not given any warning of the coming train.

The festive scene turned into a horrific accident.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he was extremely saddened by the “heart-wrenching tragedy” and asked officials to provide immediate assistance to the injured.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh ordered an investigation into the accident and announced a monetary compensation of 500,000 rupees ($6800) to each family of the victims.

Read More: PM Khan condolences to the families of the deceased in Train Accident in India

Farhan Abro

Hello! My name is Farhan Abro, and I'm based here in Islamabad. My journey in Pakistan's digital media really kicked off when I founded INCPak back in 2012. We built it from the ground up, driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, to be a trusted voice for independent journalism. But while media is a big part of who I am, I'm also shaped by a fascinating mix of other passions. I'm deeply into automotive, which gives me a technical edge, but I also find my artistic expression through landscape photography and music. And I'm always diving into the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence. Bringing all these different worlds together the technical, the creative, the journalistic, and the entrepreneurial—it really colors how I see things and approach every project. It gives me a distinct perspective that I try to bring to everything I share

Related Articles

Back to top button