The red-green train of the new carriage: the engine left the carriage!

The Dhaka Times Desk Only the engine left the new coach red-green train from Rajshahi to Dhaka!

At this time, the passengers groaned. Today (Sunday) at 4:50 pm, such a strange incident happened between Arani in Rajshahi and Abdulpur station in Natore. The engine of the Padma Express train left the compartment behind it. After 27 minutes of the incident, the driver realized that he had left the compartments! Bring the engine back and take the buggy!

According to railway sources, the Padma Express train left Rajshahi station for Dhaka at 4 pm.

One of the passengers of that train was Babul Akhtar, vice-principal of Tamaltala Agricultural and Technical College, Natore. He called and told the media that after crossing Adani station in Rajshahi, the engine left the compartment. The coach stops at Lukmanpur in Natore, right between Arani and Abdulpur stations. He said, the passengers started screaming after leaving the compartment and the engine went off. A local crowd gathered near the train at this time.

He also said that this train never stops where the train stops. That's why local people flock to see the train. However, the passengers started to feel very helpless at this time. They kept calling and reporting such a strange problem with the train at different places. About half an hour later the engine came back on.

Belal Uddin, the chief transport officer of Bangladesh Railway Western Zone, told the media in a question about this, that the red-green color coach imported from India a few days ago is new, but the engine remains the same. Due to the fact that the carriage and the engine are two technologies, their employees have not yet understood the usage properly. Moreover, it has not been time to give the necessary training to those who do this work at the field level of the railways. Trains were started in haste before Eid.

Belal Uddin admitted that this incident happened at 4:50. At 5:17 the engine came back and took the carriage. No one was in danger. A delay of only 20 minutes was due to an unforeseen event.