From The Economic Times
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A preliminary investigation into the Kolkata-Sairang Express derailment highlighted the malfunction of its main braking system. The BP angle cock was found in an isolated condition, preventing the brakes from engaging properly. Train crew members reported the system was functional before departure…
Coverage arrived over 6 hours. First from The Economic Times, latest from The Assam Tribune.
First reported by The Economic Times at 04:20 UTC on 13 Nov.
Everything here arrived on one day, and nothing since.
Across 2 desks: business, india.
A preliminary investigation into the Kolkata-Sairang Express derailment highlighted the malfunction of its main braking system. The BP angle cock was found in an isolated condition, preventing the brakes from engaging properly. Train crew members reported the system was functional before departure…
The probe pointed to an isolated BP angle cock in the locomotive as the cause of derailment, raising questions over safety checks and the handling of a brake malfunction.
2 newsrooms ran this event. 12 others published in Business recently and did not.
Counted from the newest hundred stories in the section, not from every newsroom in India.
