The unstoppable train ! Deaf Talks | Deaf Talks News

Hi, welcome to Deaf Talks News. In the year 2010, the movie 'Unstoppable' was released in Hollywood. A 39-coach goods train will run without a driver. Then they struggled hard to stop the train. A similar incident happened in Kashmir yesterday. The goods train with 53-coaches stopped at Kashmir's Kathua railway station at 7.25 AM. These goods trains were loaded with black stones and concrete slabs. After the pilot and assistant pilot of the goods train changed due to their shifts getting over. But unfortunately, the driver forgot to apply the handbrake while stopping. As a result, the train started moving before the new driver arrived. The train started running faster because it was a slope section. The railway officials and employees who came to know the information tried to stop the goods train at Kathua railway station itself. But none of the drivers could board the train. From there, the train started running, and slowly the speed increased to 100 km/h. Immediately, all trains on the route of the goods train were diverted to other tracks. All railway gates on the route were closed. The vehicles and people were prevented from crossing the tracks. A desperate attempt was made to stop the goods train at Pathankot, railway station in Punjab. By placing 'stoppers' (wooden blocks) on the tracks, the train burst through the barrier. Many attempts were made. Finally, the goods train stopped at Unchi Bassi, a railway station in Punjab. The Punjab Police was engaged in security on the derailment. The first phase of the investigation shows that the train ran on its own due to the negligence of the driver. Thank God there were no accidents. I hope you all understand this news. Subscribe to Deaf Talks, and thanks for watching.

ut unfortunately, the driver forgot to apply the handbrake while stopping. As a result, the train started moving before the new driver arrived. The train started running faster because it was a slope section. The railway officials and employees who came to know the information tried to stop the goods train at Kathua railway station itself. But none of the drivers could board the train. From there, the train started running, and slowly the speed increased to 100 km/h. Immediately, all trains on t

he route of the goods train were diverted to other tracks. All railway gates on the route were closed. The vehicles and people were prevented from crossing the tracks. A desperate attempt was made to stop the goods train at Pathankot, railway station in Punjab. By placing 'stoppers' (wooden blocks) on the tracks, the train burst through the barrier. Many attempts were made. Finally, the goods train stopped at Unchi Bassi, a railway station in Punjab. The Punjab Police was engaged in security on

the derailment. The first phase of the investigation shows that the train ran on its own due to the negligence of the driver. Thank God there were no accidents. I hope you all understand this news. Subscribe to Deaf Talks, and thanks for watching.