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After accident, Kanchanjungha Express completes restoration, reaches Sealdah station in Kolkata

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 18 June 2024
The Kanchanjungha Express collided with a goods train in Darjeeling, resulting in 8 fatalities and 25 injuries. Passengers shared their fear and anxiety after the tragic incident. Restoration efforts were completed as the train reached Sealdah Station in Kolkata, where officials like Kaushik Mitra and Deepak Nigam coordinated medical assistance.
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