16 migrant laborers killed in Aurangabad, Maharashtra

16 migrant laborers killed in Aurangabad: In Aurangabad, Maharashtra, 16 vagrant workers have died in the wake of being hit by a cargo train. 

South Central Railway has given an announcement saying that the disaster occurred between Badnapur and Karma railway station of the Parbhani-Manmad area in the long early stretches of Friday. 

As indicated by the announcement, a cargo train going towards Manmad hopped on a gathering of 19 individuals resting on the track.  Fourteen individuals passed on the event, while two individuals yielded to their wounds truly. 

The announcement said that the driver from the merchandise train quickly rang the horn in the wake of seeing individuals resting on the track and attempted his best to stop the wheels. 

South Central Railway says that an autonomous examination concerning the reason for the accident will be done under the chairmanship of Railway Safety Commissioner of South Central Railway Ram Kripal. 

Prior, the Chief PRO of the South Central Railway had reported the accident and expressed that, “It appears that the laborers were resting on the track”. 

16 migrant laborers killed in Aurangabad, Maharashtra

An individual harmed in the accident is experiencing treatment at the Civil Hospital in Aurangabad.  Aurangabad SP Mokshada Patil disclosed that all the workers worked in a steel plant in Jalna close to Aurangabad. 

These individuals were going from Jalna toward Bhusawal. He was informed that a train would be accessible from Bhusaval. 

Where did the accident occur? 

This mishap occurred between Badnapur and Karma railroad station on the Parbhani-Manmad rail segment.  “The laborers were coming back to Madhya Pradesh. They were strolling along the tracks and dozed on the tracks because of weakness,” the authority of the Karma police headquarters told PTI. 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has communicated misery over the disaster by tweeting. He said in his tweet, “People are grieving in the world due to this train accident in Aurangabad, Maharashtra. 

I will talk with Railway Minister Piyush Goyal. They are watching out for the entire issue. All conceivable assist will with being given.” 

On the mishap, the Railway Ministry gave an official proclamation saying, “toward the beginning of today when the loco pilot saw that a few workers were napping on the track, they attempted to stop the train. 

Be that as it may, at long last, the train hit them. Examination in such manner Orders has been set. ” 

Railroad Safety Commissioner Ram Kripal of the South-Central Zone will lead a free examination concerning this train accident.