A person from Bihar has died in the stampede at Surat railway station in Gujarat. Seeing huge crowd at Surat Railway Station for two days to go home on the occasion of Diwali.
गुजरात के सूरत रेलवे स्टेशन पर मची भगदड़ में एक की मौत, कई बेहोश
People across the country are going home for Diwali and Chhath festival. There is a huge crowd of people at the bus stand and railway station. In this series, a huge crowd of people gathered at Surat Railway Station in Gujarat, due to which one passenger died due to stampede, while many people are reported to be injured.
A major accident took place at Surat railway station in Gujarat on Saturday morning. Due to the huge crowd at the station, a sudden stampede broke out, in which one person died. Four-five people are said to be unconscious and injured, who have been admitted to a private hospital.
According to the information, a stampede broke out while boarding the train, in which one person lost his life. While many others fell unconscious and were injured. The injured were provided immediate medical aid.
Chaos over Tapti Ganga Express train
After the accident, Surat MP and State Railway Minister Darshana Jardosh reached the hospital to meet the injured. Regarding the incident, Superintendent of Police (Western Railway) Sarjo Kumari said that passengers rushed to board the Tapti Ganga Express train from Surat Railway Station in the morning, due to which there was an atmosphere of chaos and some people became unconscious.
In view of the rush of passengers on Diwali and Chhath festival, Railways took this special initiative. Festival Special Train: In view of the rush of passengers on Diwali and Chhath festival, Railways took this special initiative.
Death of Virendra Singh, resident of Chhapra
The deceased who was a victim of the stampede has been identified as Virendra Singh, who was a resident of Chhapra, Bihar and was working in Surat. It is being told that along with Virendra, three other people including a woman also became unconscious after getting trapped in the crowd. On the spot, the Railway Police gave everyone CPR and took them to a nearby private hospital in 108 ambulance, where the doctor declared them dead.
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