The Palwal-New Delhi-Ghaziabad train went off the rails around 9.45 am today. No one was injured.
"Only one wheel came off. The passengers of the derailed MEMU (mainline electrical maintenance unit) were taken onwards by another train," said Nitin Chowdhury, CPRO Northern Railways.
He added that the divisional railway manager and other senior officials reached the spot soon after the incident.
The reason for the wheel coming off is being investigated, he said.
The incident comes days after the railways reported four accidents, including two derailments, on November 24.
In the second derailment, a ParadeepCuttack goods train jumped the rails between Goraknath and Raghunathpur in Odisha.
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