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Mumbai Local Incident Spurs Anger, Railway Clarifies Train Was Stationary

Mumbai Local Incident Spurs Anger, Railway Clarifies Train Was Stationary
'When Will Railway Ministry Wake Up?': Netizens Express Anger Over Mumbai Local Incident; CPRO Clarifies Woman Fell From Stationary Train · freepressjournal.in

A woman fell from a Mumbai local train near Diva and Mumbra.

Videos of the incident spread online.

Some people believed the train was moving and that heavy crowding caused her to fall.

They criticized railway authorities and asked when passenger safety would improve.

Central Railway said the train was actually stopped at the time.

Officials also said the woman did not appear to be injured.

Investigators are checking whether the curved track or a disagreement between passengers played a role.

Railway officials warned people not to stand on train footboards.

The Railway Protection Force is investigating what happened.

Key facts

Railway network
Central Railway suburban network
Location
Between Diva and Mumbra stations
Reported time
About 7:56 a.m. during the morning rush
Railway account
The train was stationary when the woman fell
Reported injuries
Central Railway said she apparently did not sustain injuries
Investigation
The Railway Protection Force is investigating the circumstances
Safety warning
The CPRO urged commuters not to travel on train footboards

Quotes

Wallah Habebe

Social media user who shared a video of the incident on X

“An accident occurred between Diva and Mumbra in the local train going from Dombomli to Mumbra. Due to the heavy crowd, a woman fell from the train. When will the condition of the country's railway system change? When will the Railway Ministry wake up from its slumber?”
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“First of all, two important things. The woman who fell from the train was stationary at that place. This is not a case of falling from a moving train. Secondly, as far as the information we have so far, the woman did not sustain any kind of injury.”
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