Panic Aboard: Monorail Rescue in Torrential Mumbai Rains
Two overcrowded Monorail trains stalled in Mumbai amid torrential rains, sparking panic as 782 passengers were safely rescued. Some passengers considered jumping off the vehicles. Fire brigade and emergency teams swiftly evacuated passengers, providing medical assistance to those affected by suffocation.
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In a dramatic turn of events in Mumbai, two overcrowded Monorail trains became stranded between stations amidst Tuesday's torrential rains, creating panic among passengers.
Thanks to the coordinated efforts of the fire brigade and emergency services, all 782 passengers were rescued without any major injuries, despite initial chaos.
The rescue operation, which spanned several hours, involved deploying snorkel ladders and breaking open windows, while ensuring medical care for those suffering from suffocation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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