Dramatic Monorail Rescue: Mumbai Commuters Safe After Torrential Rains
In Mumbai, heavy rains caused two overcrowded Monorail trains to get stuck on elevated tracks, prompting a daring rescue of 782 passengers. Panic among commuters led to coordinated efforts by the fire brigade, which deployed emergency measures to ensure safety and prevent tragedy amid the chaotic situation.
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Panic gripped commuters on Tuesday when two overcrowded Monorail trains got stranded on elevated tracks in Mumbai due to torrential rains. The situation turned dire as passengers faced suffocation with electricity and air-conditioning shut down.
A well-coordinated rescue operation by the Mumbai Fire Brigade saved 782 passengers from potential danger. Authorities tackled the crisis by breaking windows and opening train doors while deploying emergency equipment and medical assistance on site.
The operation was lauded for its effectiveness and speed, with the Mumbai Fire Brigade Chief praising the team's efforts in calming passengers and preventing panic from escalating. The rescued passengers, though distressed, received medical attention, ensuring a safe outcome for all involved.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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