
Fiery Scare Averted on Jaipur AC Double Decker Express.
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A Night of Sparks
Passengers aboard the Jaipur AC Double Decker Express train traveling from New Delhi to Jaipur experienced a heart-stopping moment when sparks flew from the wheels of the C5 coach on a Thursday night. This incident unfolded near the Dausa station, sending shockwaves among the commuters.
Dausa’s Quick Response
Dausa Station Master Radheshyam Meena promptly reported the situation. As the train approached Dausa station, vigilant railway staff observed the sparks and sprang into action. Their swift response averted a potential disaster as they successfully extinguished the fire using extinguishers and mud.
Resuming the Journey
Fortunately, the situation was brought under control before it escalated into a major crisis. Once the flames were quenched, the train continued its journey, reassuring passengers who had been thrown into panic. The incident served as a stark reminder of the importance of quick and effective response measures in ensuring passenger safety.
Safety First
Thankfully, there were no reported casualties in this incident. It serves as a testament to the preparedness and professionalism of railway staff who are trained to handle emergencies swiftly and effectively. This incident underscores the vital role played by railway personnel in ensuring the safety and well-being of travelers.
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