List of Uttar Pradesh train accidents

This is a list of train accidents in Uttar Pradesh. Uttar Pradesh is a state located in North India.

1960s

  • 21 June 1969 – Six passenger cars of express crashed by left a tracks and roared into Magari River, killing 70 and injuring 130 in Muhammadabad.

1980s

  • 27 January 1982 – A freight train and an express passenger train collide head-on in heavy fog near Agra, killing 50 and injuring 50.
  • 13 June 1985 – 38 people are killed in a collision at Agra.[1]
  • 16 April 1989 – Karnataka express train derailed at Lalitpur, killing 75 people.[1]

1990s

  • 29 January 1992 – The Bhopal Junction–bound 2184 Lucknow Bhopal Superfast Express train was fired by some Hindu extremists at Jhansi due to the riots on Babri Masjid demolition. The AC-I TIER and 3 Sleeper coaches were fully burnt, but no death report have been resulted.
  • 20 August 1995 – Firozabad rail disaster, a passenger train ran into a train which had stopped after hitting a cow near Firozabad.
  • 18 April 1996 – GorakhpurGonda passenger train into a stationary freight train at Domingarh station, outskirt of Gorakhpur, killing at least 60.[1]
  • 25 May 1996 – 25 people are killed in a collision with a tractor at a level crossing in Varanasi.
  • 18 April 1997 – Over 60 people are killed in a collision at Gorakhpur.
  • 16 July 1999 – Grand Trunk Express bound for Delhi, collide with freight train near Mathura, Vrindavan, killing at least 17, with another 200 injured.

2000s

2010

2011

  • 1 January 2011 – Akaltakth–trucks collision at Babura railway crossing in Jaunpur district.
  • 3 January 2011 – Goods train derailment at Dadri area of Ghaziabad district.
  • 7 July 2011 – In Kasganj's history, second level crossing major disaster. A bus in night about at 2 AM collided with high speed Chhapra–Mathura Express. About 69 people died in this accident.

See also

References

  1. 1 2 3 Train Wrecks in India. Emergency & Disaster - Management Inc.
  2. 1 2 Khan, Atiq; Balchand, K. (3 January 2010). "10 killed as trains collide in dense fog in U.P." The Hindu. Retrieved 17 February 2015.

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