Minor fire breaks out in Taj Express, all passengers safe

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Updated At : 03:50 PM Nov 13, 2021 IST

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New Delhi, November 13

A minor fire broke out in an AC coach of New Delhi-Jhansi Taj Express on Saturday morning, the Northern Railways said.

Smoke was detected around 7.40 am following which the train was stopped at Asaoti station in Haryana between Nizamuddin and Palwal section for technical review.

An official spokesperson said the fire broke out due to a brake jam.

“The fire was extinguished, all passengers are safe. It was a minor fire. More smoke than fire actually,” said Deepak Kumar, CPRO, Northern Railways. PTI

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