Doon Express derails near Gaya, 12 injured

Friday, July 10, 2009, 13:52 [IST]

Gaya (Bihar) July 10(ANI): At least 12 passengers were injured when two coaches of Dehradun bound 3009 Howrah-Dehradun, Doon Express derailed near Gaya early this morning.

According to East Central Railway sources, The SLR van and guard's coach were derailed near Bilwa station about 50 km from district place Gaya at about 3.55 am.

Some of the passengers received minor injuries, the train resumed journey at 6am,and there was no change in the railway schedule because of this mishap. (ANI)

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