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Train Accident in Odisha | Live TV interview helps Nepali couple reunite with son injured in Odisha train accident - Vimarsana News

Train Accident in Odisha | Live TV interview helps Nepali couple reunite with son injured in Odisha train accident

The 15-year-old boy, who was recuperating in ICU of a hospital, saw the interview of his parents on TV from his bed and alerted the authorities

Live TV interview helps Nepali couple reunite with son injured in Odisha train crash - Vimarsana News

Live TV interview helps Nepali couple reunite with son injured in Odisha train crash

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Odisha train accident: Live TV interview helps Nepali couple reunite with son injured in crash - Vimarsana News

Odisha train accident: Live TV interview helps Nepali couple reunite with son injured in crash

The 15-year-old boy, Ramananda Paswan, who was recuperating in the ICU of a hospital, saw his parents on a news channel on a television set which was in the room and alerted the authorities

Live TV interview helps Nepali couple reunite with their son - Vimarsana News

Live TV interview helps Nepali couple reunite with their son

A live television interview of a Nepali couple aired from one hospital helped it find out its minor son who was injured in the June 2 Odisha train accident and under treatment in another hospital. The 15-year-old boy, Ramananda Paswan, who was recuperating in the ICU of a hospital here, saw his

Odisha train crash: Injured Nepali teenager reunites with parents after seeing them on live TV - Vimarsana News

Odisha train crash: Injured Nepali teenager reunites with parents after seeing them on live TV

The 15-year-old boy saw a live television interview of his parents who were searching for him after he was injured in the triple-train crash in Odisha and alerted the authorities.