💨 Abstract
On September 25, smoke was seen coming from the wheels of the Malwa Express train after it departed Mhow station in Madhya Pradesh. Railway staff quickly intervened, using fire extinguishers. The brake block of one coach jammed due to overheating, but there was no threat to passengers. The incident was a routine issue, according to a Western Railway official.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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