According to railway sources, Train No. 12578 Mysuru-Darbhanga Express was given a green signal to pass through the main line. However, the train speeding at 75 kmph entered the loop line and collided with the rear of a goods train stabled there. The accident took place at about 8.30 p.m.

As many as 19 people suffered injuries after 12 coaches of the 12578 Mysuru Darbhanga Bagmati Express derailed after it hit a stationary goods train near the Kavarapettai station in Tamil Nadu on Friday night. No casualties were reported and one of the coaches caught fire.

Drone footage from the Chennai-Gudur section, between Ponneri and Kavarappettai stations (46 km from Chennai), shows the damage caused by the Mysuru-Darbhanga Express (Train No. 12578) colliding with a goods train.

Railways orders inquiry into collision between a speeding express train and a stationary goods train at Kavaraipettai, a suburd of Chennai.

Mysuru-Darbhanga Bagmati Express collided with a stationary goods train in Tamil Nadu's Kavaraipettai on October 11, disrupting services. Despite the serious nature of the accident, no casualties were reported.

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Chennai: The National Investigation Agency (NIA)on Saturday started a probe into the Tamil Nadu train accident in which 19 people were injured. The initial NIA probe revealed that the bolts of the track interlocking system is missing.

The Mysuru-Darbhanga Express train met with an accident near Kavarappettai railway station in the Chennai Division on Friday.

The NIA suspects the accident may have been caused by track sabotage, according to the sources. Initial findings revealed missing bolts and other components from the tracks, raising suspicion of foul play.