💨 Abstract
A train accident in Jalgaon, India, resulted in 12 deaths after it was discovered that a head and torso initially thought to belong to different individuals were actually of the same person. The tragedy occurred when passengers of the Mumbai-bound Pushpak Express got off the train after an alarm chain-pulling incident and were hit by the Karnataka Express on the adjacent tracks. Seven of the deceased were from Nepal.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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