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Major Train Accident In Bilaspur: Passenger Train Climbs Freight Train After Head-On Collision, Several Feared Dead (VIDEO)

Webdunia News Desk
Tuesday, 4 November 2025 (17:58 IST)
A major train accident took place near Lalkhadan in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh. A passenger train collided head-on with a freight train on the Howrah route, resulting in a devastating crash. The impact was so severe that a bogie of passenger train climbed over the freight train, and several of its coaches derailed, spreading chaos and fear among passengers.

According to initial reports, the death toll currently stands at 4, while over a dozen passengers have been injured. Rescue operations are underway, and officials fear the number of fatalities may rise.

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A passenger train collided head-on with a freight train on the Howrah route in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh.

A bogie of passenger train climbed over the freight train, and several of its coaches derailed.

Several feared dead.#bilaspur #bilaspurtrainaccident #trainaccident pic.twitter.com/NUUCr01HVL

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The railway administration immediately dispatched rescue teams and medical units to the accident site. Local authorities also arrived promptly to assist in relief efforts. Due to the incident, train operations on the entire route have been suspended, with several trains cancelled or diverted.

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Railway officials and staff are currently on-site overseeing rescue work, while a large crowd has gathered at the location after news of the accident spread.

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