India

Train Halted After Passengers Notice Smoke In AC Coach

Officials said that the Secunderabad-Agartala Express was detained Tuesday at midday at Odisha’s Brahmapur railway station when passengers reported smoke coming from an air-conditioning unit inside a coach.

Despite the fact that the smoke was quickly extinguished the terrified passengers refused to board the coach for fear of another electrical breakdown. They requested the coach’s replacement.

According to an official, some passengers first saw smoke in the B-5 coach and called an alarm. The majority of the passengers then disembarked and refused to re-board the train.

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An ECoR official said, “It was reported that a minor electrical issue occurred in coach no. B-5 of Secunderabad-Agartala Express near Brahmapur station”.

“The staff on duty attended to the issue immediately and rectified it”, an ECoR official added.

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