In a swift and commendable rescue operation, the crew of Train No. 16031 saved an injured passenger who accidentally fell from the moving train near Bitragunta in the Nellore district on Monday. The incident highlights the effectiveness of standard safety protocols followed by railway personnel.
Incident Details
According to railway authorities, the incident occurred when an alarm chain pulling (ACP) indication was received while the train was en route. Immediately adhering to safety protocols, the train crew brought the train to a controlled halt. Following this, train manager K Sampath Kumar of the Bitragunta depot was informed that a male passenger had fallen from the train and was lying injured beside the track.
Recognizing the seriousness of the situation, the crew, consisting of loco pilot V Subba Rao, co-loco pilot LV Gopal, and train manager K Sampath Kumar, quickly assessed the operational and safety conditions. After ensuring all prescribed safety procedures were followed, the crew cautiously reversed the train by approximately 300 meters to reach the injured passenger. The man was found injured but conscious alongside the railway track.
Rescue and Medical Assistance
The crew immediately brought the passenger on board the train and provided first-level assistance while continuously monitoring his condition during the journey. Upon reaching Tenali railway station, the injured passenger was handed over to the station master, who arranged for medical treatment and further assistance as per railway procedures.
This rescue operation exemplifies the dedication and quick thinking of railway staff in ensuring passenger safety. The coordinated efforts of the loco pilots and train manager ensured that the injured passenger received timely help, preventing further complications.
