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Home / Jammu & Kashmir / Train Pilot Injured As Eagle Shatters Windscreen

Train pilot injured as eagle shatters windscreen in Anantnag

Bird lands safely inside the pilot’s cabin
Our Correspondent
Srinagar, Updated At : 03:45 AM Nov 09, 2025 IST
A train’s engine with a broken windscreen after an eagle crashed and landed inside the cabin of the locomotive pilot who received minor injuries in Anantnag district. PTI

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An eagle crashed into the windscreen of a train in Anantnag district and landed inside the cabin of the locomotive pilot who received minor injuries, officials said.

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The incident occurred in the Baramulla-Banihal train between Bijbehara and Anantnag railway stations, they said.

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The windscreen was shattered, causing minor facial injuries to the pilot, the officials added.

However, the bird landed safely inside the pilot’s cabin after the collision, they said.

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