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What was the time of the incident?
What was the time of the incident?
- 20:20
- 16-24
- 15:03
- 16:24 (correct)
Who sustained an injury during the shunting duty?
Who sustained an injury during the shunting duty?
- 161265 NW train
- Shri Mahesh Kumar
- Jitendra Singh (correct)
- Aman Kumar
What was the reported issue with the train 15009?
What was the reported issue with the train 15009?
- Engine failure
- Derailment (correct)
- Collision with an FP pipe
- Train was transported to the hospital
Who inspected the incident and determined the cause of the derailment?
Who inspected the incident and determined the cause of the derailment?
What is the primary purpose of the statement provided?
What is the primary purpose of the statement provided?
Flashcards
Shunting duties
Shunting duties
Tasks involved in directing and rearranging train cars.
Incident date
Incident date
The specific date when the train incident occurred.
Injury from collision
Injury from collision
Harm sustained by an individual due to an accident involving a moving object.
Train derailment
Train derailment
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Station master's role
Station master's role
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Study Notes
Statement Regarding Incident on 15009 Train
- Statement of Aman Kumar, posted at Katavala Gorakhpur on 15/03/2024
- Statement details an incident on train 15009
- During a shunting operation at 20:20, an F.P pipe struck Jitenndra Singh Karavala
- This caused him injury and he was taken to hospital
- Hospital details include Location and Accn 211337 DX
- Train details - 161265 NW train
- 20:40, Line 26, Train 15009, Involved in shunting
- Station staff (Station Master Shri Mahendra Kumar) called to assist in shunting.
- Train 15009's rear engine derailed
- Declarant's statement confirms the incident and associated details.
- Statement signed by Aman Kumar
- Date of statement: 15/03/2024
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