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WB: Shatabdi Express engine detaches from bogies

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August 03, 2012 17:28 IST

The engine of Howrah-New Jalpaiguri Shatabdi Express detached near Jaugram station in Burdwan district on Howrah-Burdwan section of Eastern Railway on Friday.

The engine travelled 250 metres after the coupling separated from the bogies at 4:00
pm but the driver reversed it and joined the train, an eastern railway spokesman said. None of the passengers was hurt.

The train was detained for some time as a consequence.

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