A 22-year-old man lost both legs in an accident at Motichur railway station on Wednesday morning while attempting to board a moving train. The injured man, identified as Vikas Sah from Darbhanga in Bihar, was taken to Haridwar government hospital for emergency treatment.
The accident occurred as the Barmer Express, travelling from Barmer to Rishikesh, was leaving the station. The train arrived at about 8:40 am, and Sah attempted to board it when it began moving around 8:50 am. He lost his balance and came under the train, suffering injuries that severed both legs.
Emergency response
Railway protection personnel, local police and an ambulance were alerted immediately after the incident. The ambulance reached the station and transported Sah to the government hospital in Haridwar.
Doctors provided primary treatment at the hospital. Given the seriousness of his injuries, he was then referred to a higher centre for further care.
What happened at Motichur station
The accident took place during the train’s departure from the station. The injured passenger’s attempt to board after the train had started moving ended with him falling into the path of the train.
The complete details of his treatment after referral are not yet available.
Conclusion
The incident left a 22-year-old passenger with both legs severed after he tried to board a moving train at Motichur station. He received initial treatment at Haridwar government hospital and was referred to a higher centre in critical condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the train accident happen?
The accident happened at Motichur railway station.
Q. When did the accident occur?
It occurred on Wednesday morning, around 8:50 am.
Q. Who was injured in the accident?
The injured passenger was 22-year-old Vikas Sah, a resident of Darbhanga, Bihar.
Q. What caused the injuries?
He lost his balance while trying to board the Barmer–Rishikesh Barmer Express as it was leaving the station.
Q. Where was the injured passenger taken?
He was taken to the government hospital in Haridwar.
Q. What happened after primary treatment?
Doctors referred him to a higher centre because of his serious condition.
