普朗克視覺系統：印度馬哈拉施特拉邦發生恐慌性跳車事件，12 名列車乘客喪生 - 估計損失 $1,000 萬元

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On January 24, 2025, a tragic train accident occurred in Jalgaon, a major city in Maharashtra, India. At least 12 passengers were killed and six others injured when they jumped off the Pushpak Express train after rumors of a fire circulated among passengers. The incident happened when some passengers noticed sparks coming from one of the train’s coaches, possibly due to a “hot axle” or “brake-binding” issue. In a panic, the emergency chain was pulled, causing the train to stop.

As passengers fled the train, they were struck by another express train, the Karnataka Express, which was passing on an adjacent track at the same time. The impact of the collision resulted in the fatalities and injuries. Preliminary reports suggest that the rumors of a fire may have been exaggerated or unfounded, but the panic-driven actions led to this catastrophic outcome.

The total financial loss from the incident is expected to be in the millions, including damage to the trains involved, medical costs for the injured, and the broader disruption caused by the accident. As authorities investigate the cause of the panic and train collision, the incident underscores the importance of early fire detection and preventive measures.

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來源：cnn.com