Odisha Train Accident: Youth rescued alive after 2 days..
Odisha train Accident: youth rescued alive after 2 days..
Two days after the friday night odisha train catastrophe, a young guy was found alive. Around 7 PM on june 2, an accident involving the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, the Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, and a cargo train near Balasore resulted in 275 fatalities and over a thousand injuries. Dulal Mazundar, an Assamese citizen, was seriously hurt in the collision and fell some distance from the scene of the accident.On monday morning, two days after the collision, workmen were restoring the damaged tracks when they came across an unconscious Mazundar. The young person was taken right away to the closest hospital in Soro. The man was transferred to the Balasore hospital after suffering serious head and hand injuries.It is said that Dulal's condition is stable. According to the Baleswar medical superintendent, doctors are having trouble treating him since he can't talk well. The odisha government reduced the number of fatalities from the three-train collision from 288 to 275 by claiming that some bodies were tallied twice. 187 unidentified bodies are currently a challenge for the local authorities to store and manage.The bodies of 170 people who died in the Balasore railway disaster have been sent to the AIIMS, AMRI, SUM Hospital, capital Hospital, kims hospital, and Hi-Tech Hospital in Bhubaneswar, according to a statement from the government.
Two days after the friday night odisha train catastrophe, a young guy was found alive. Around 7 PM on june 2, an accident involving the Shalimar-Chennai Central Coromandel Express, the Bengaluru-Howrah Superfast Express, and a cargo train near Balasore resulted in 275 fatalities and over a thousand injuries. Dulal Mazundar, an Assamese citizen, was seriously hurt in the collision and fell some distance from the scene of the accident.On monday morning, two days after the collision, workmen were restoring the damaged tracks when they came across an unconscious Mazundar. The young person was taken right away to the closest hospital in Soro. The man was transferred to the Balasore hospital after suffering serious head and hand injuries.It is said that Dulal's condition is stable. According to the Baleswar medical superintendent, doctors are having trouble treating him since he can't talk well. The odisha government reduced the number of fatalities from the three-train collision from 288 to 275 by claiming that some bodies were tallied twice. 187 unidentified bodies are currently a challenge for the local authorities to store and manage.The bodies of 170 people who died in the Balasore railway disaster have been sent to the AIIMS, AMRI, SUM Hospital, capital Hospital, kims hospital, and Hi-Tech Hospital in Bhubaneswar, according to a statement from the government.