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'Was pitch dark and unsettling': SDRF officer speaks about Andhra train accident - Vimarsana News

'Was pitch dark and unsettling': SDRF officer speaks about Andhra train accident

In the dark of night, SDRF officer Venkatesh and his team worked tirelessly to rescue those injured and trapped following a tragic train accident. With hydraulic cutters, stretchers, and the help of volunteers, they persevered through the night until all those who could be helped were brought to safety.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee demands immediate inquiry into Andhra train accident - Vimarsana News

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee demands immediate inquiry into Andhra train accident

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has called for an immediate inquiry into the train derailment in Andhra Pradesh.14 were killed and at least 50 injured, when the Palasa Passenger train collided with the Rayagada Passenger train at Kantakapalli on the Howrah-Chennai line in Vizianagaram district causing three coaches to derail.

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150513:04:20:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20150513:04:20:00

Caused an accident. so a railroad can place whatever it feels may be the cause and fatigue is rarely used as the cause of an accident by the railroads but we know because of many studies and accidents that were investigated by the ntsb that fatigue is a major source of rail collisions and even derailments. >> well, we will certainly know more down the road. the ntsb as i mentioned, is on the way. larry, please stick with us. you are a wealth of information on a night that we don't have a lot of answers. for now, let's listen in to reporter keith jones from the nbc station in philadelphia. he's...