EMU coach derails near Shivaji Bridge in Delhi, no injuries reported

A coach of an Electric Multiple Unit (EMU) train derailed near Shivaji Bridge in central Delhi on Thursday (June 12) afternoon, sparking brief alarm but resulting in no injuries. The incident occurred at approximately 4:10 pm as the train was traveling from Ghaziabad to Nizamuddin Railway Station. 

Though the derailment startled passengers, officials confirmed that everyone onboard was safe and there was no significant damage. “Fortunately, only one coach derailed, and no one was harmed,” said a senior police officer. Swift measures were taken to secure the area and begin recovery. 

Personnel from the Railway Protection Force, along with local police and railway engineers, quickly arrived at the scene to evaluate the damage and initiate repair efforts. “All other coaches were safely detached, and work is ongoing to realign the derailed coach,” the officer stated. 

 

Rail traffic on other tracks continued without disruption, and authorities assured that services across Delhi’s rail network remained largely unaffected. Restoration efforts are in progress, and officials have urged the public to remain calm. 

The exact reason behind the derailment is still under investigation, with railway authorities conducting a detailed examination.  (With agency inputs)