1 month ago
LPG Leak at Hisar Station Controlled, No Incident
A train carrying gas was traveling from Bathinda to Bahadurgarh when one of its gas tanks leaked at Hisar station.
The train had 35 cars, 30 of which carried LPG.
Railway workers noticed the leak and quickly moved the dangerous car to a safe spot in the yard.
They kept a close eye on it and made sure no one was hurt.
In the end, nobody was injured and the problem was solved safely.
LPG tank wagon of goods train leaked at Hisar station.
Leak detected while train traveling from Bathinda to Bahadurgarh.
Railway officials acted quickly, detaching wagon and moving it to safe yard.
No injuries or damage reported.
Train had 35 wagons, 30 carrying LPG.
- Who
- Railway officials
- What
- LPG leak from a goods train wagon
- Where
- Hisar railway station, Haryana
- When
- Wednesday
- Why
- Leak detected and safety protocols followed
Key facts
- Location
- Hisar railway station, Haryana
- Incident type
- LPG leak
- Train route
- Bathinda to Bahadurgarh
- Number of wagons
- 35
- Number of LPG wagons
- 30
- Outcome
- No untoward incident
Quotes
Railway official
Official from the railway administration
“The railway administration took immediate action in accordance with established safety protocols and brought the situation fully under control”
m.rediff.com
Sources
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