How were people saved from derailed train bogies overnight in Odisha? short by Ankush Verma / 11:36 am on...

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Rescue workers used gas torches and electric cutters to cut through the derailed bogies and pull out survivors overnight after three trains collided in Odisha. Gas cutters were used to extricate the bodies from under the derailed coaches. Officials in Bhubaneswar said 200 ambulances, 50 buses and 45 mobile health units were working at the site.
short by Ankush Verma / 11:36 am on 03 Jun

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