Passengers remain unharmed as railway teams respond quickly to derailment near Mujahid Colony in Sargodha.
SARGODHA: A passenger train traveling from Lahore to Mianwali derailed near Mujahid Colony in Sargodha on Thursday, but no casualties were reported, officials said.
According to initial reports, several bogies of the train went off the track, causing panic among passengers. However, railway authorities confirmed that all passengers remained safe in what they described as a “fortunate escape” from a potentially serious incident.
Rescue and relief operations were launched immediately after the incident. Railway staff and emergency teams reached the site promptly and ensured the safe transfer of passengers into other compartments before resuming their journey.
Officials said restoration work began without delay, with teams working to place the derailed coaches back on track. A large number of railway personnel were deployed to expedite recovery efforts and minimize disruption.
Authorities also initiated repair work on the affected railway track, aiming for a swift restoration of normal train operations. The cause of the derailment has not yet been officially confirmed, and an investigation is expected to follow.
The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns, though timely action by railway staff helped prevent any loss of life.
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