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The railways said that when the berth in question was checked by authorities, it was found that the occupant had not properly locked the upper berth using the chains, causing the accident. "The concerned penger was travelling on seat no. 57 (lower berth) of S/6 coach. Malappuram: In a freak accident, a man died after the berth of the train in which he was travelling came off the hook and slammed hard against his neck. The deceased is Ali Khan (62) from Ponnani. The accident took place inside Millennium Superfast Express (Train 12645 Ernakulam - H.Nizamuddin) on June 15 when the train was ping by Telangana The man died after the hook of the berth came off and struck his neck so hard that he sucbed to the injury

sustained in the accident. The incident occurred on Saay (June 15) when the train AA. Follow us. A tragic incident aboard the Ernakulam-Hazrat Nizamuddin Millennium Superfast Express claimed the life of Ali Khan, a Kerala man, when an improperly secured upper berth fell on him Representative Image. A 60-year-old man died after he suffered injuries while travelling in a train when an upper berth fell on him. According to Government Railway Police (GRP), there was no malnctioning of the berth but it was due to improper chaining of berth by another penger. The incident happened on June 16 when Ali Khan C K from Last week, a heartbreaking incident occurred aboard the Ernakulam-Hazrat Nizamuddin Millennium Superfast

Express (Train No. 12645), where a penger lost his life due to an upper berth falling on him. The victim, identified as 62-year-old Ali Khan, was resting on the lower berth in the sleeper coach when the incident took place. Kerala: On Wednesday, Indian Railways clarified a media report that claimed a man died during his journey from Kerala to New Delhi when an occupied upper berth fell on him. Last week, 62-year-old Ali Khan was traveling in the sleeper coach of the Ernakulam-Hazrat Nizamuddin Millennium Superfast Express (12645) when the incident occurred.. Khan was resting on the lower berth when the upper As the train reached Warangal in Telangana, the middle berth collapsed on Ali Khan, who was lying on the

lower berth. The berth directly fell on his neck, along with the sleeping penger. Indian Railways issued a statement on Wednesday to address a media report about a tragic incident involving a penger who died after an upper berth fell on him during a train journey. The incident occurred last week on the Ernakulam-Hazrat Nizamuddin Millennium Superfast Express (12645), affecting a 62-year-old penger named Ali Khan. 26 Jun 2024, 1:05 pm. A 62-year-old man from Kerala died on Friday, June 21, after the middle berth in the train he was travelling in came off the hook and fell on him. The accident took place Maradikkal Ali Khan. KOZHIKODE/THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: In a freak accident, a train penger hailing from Maranchery

near Ponnani in Malappuram died after the middle berth of the train fell on him Keep the discussions civil at all times. Malappuram man dies after berth in train falls on him, breaking his neck bones. Nightmare come true! I have always wondered about this whenever i see heavy uncles climb on middle berths. How scary. As the train was approaching Ramagundam station in Telangana, the middle berth suddenly opened and hit Khan, who was seated on the lower berth, causing injuries. Soon after the incident, immediate action was taken and the on-duty Station Master of Ramagundam station was informed. Then, a 108 ambulance was called. The accident was reported inside the Millennium superfast express (Train no: 12645

Ernakulam to Nizamuddin) on June 15 th while the train was ping by the Warangal railway station in Telangana. The deceased is identified as Ali Khan, aged 62 hailing from Ponnani in Malappuram. Backer said the incident happened on the evening of June 16, when Alikhan was on the lower berth. "Muhammed told us that the upper berth came apart and fell on Alikhan when the train was ping through Telangana. Co-pengers informed the TTE. He was given medical attention at a local hospital at the Warangal station. The accident occurred while the train was ping through Telangana. Khan was in seat number 57 of the S6 coach, a lower berth, when the upper berth, improperly secured by a fellow penger, fell New Delhi: A

60-year-old man from Kerala, identified as Ali Khan C K, tragically ped away after sustaining severe injuries from an accident involving the upper berth seat in his train compartment.The incident occurred on June 16 while he was traveling on the Ernakulam-Hazrat Nizamuddin Millennium Superfast Express (train number 12645) with a friend. Pinzews.com - An incident on a train which is now known as the "Train Lower Berth Accident" shocked social media after the video of the incident went viral. In the video, a female penger is seen falling from a lower berth on a night train, causing serious injuries. This incident caused a wave of anger and concern among the public regarding the security of railway facilities in

Indonesia. Research and publish the best content. video. 6.1K views | +92 today 1 min read. HYDERABAD : A 60-year-old train penger from Kerala died here in a private hospital while undergoing treatment a few days after the hook holding the middle berth accidentally The next thing we knew is that the coaches started rolling and women in the lower berth got displaced," recalls a survivor of the train collision in Andhra Pradesh's Vizianagaram district The victim had taken a CST-bound train from Dombivli station to reach his office in CST. (Representational image) A 21-year-old fell to his death, Friday morning, after losing his grip in an overcrowded suburban train in Mumbai. The incident was caught on camera by a

fellow penger, and subsequently, went viral.