🚆💔 Bodies Stay Unknown as Ohana Strugglin’ fo’ Find India Train Crash Site 🚆💔
Families of da victims from India’s worst train disaster in two decades still facing challenges reachin’ da town wea da accident went down. Da delays causing plenny bodies fo’ remain unidentified and unclaimed, according to da local officials an’ medics. 😢
At least 275 people wen lose dea lives in da accident near Balasore town on Friday. Many of da passengers was migrant laborers, students, and daily wage workers. In and ’round da town in da eastern state of Odisha, da bodies of ’bout 200 victims still no get claimed, officials an’ medics saying.
Plenny people wen get serious injuries in da crash, so it hard fo’ identify dem. Plus, most of da victims’ ohana live in towns an’ villages stayin’ hundreds of miles away, an’ dey still tryin’ fo’ reach da area, dey add.
Da state government wen move ’bout 100 of da unknown victims to da morgue at da main hospital in Bhubaneswar, da capital of da state, on Sunday. Only ’bout a dozen bodies left at one small local school hall, few hundred yards from da accident site, dat number went down from over 100 on Saturday. An’ now, only less than a dozen bodies still remain at one business park in Balasore on Sunday. No know wea da oddah bodies stay at dis time. 🏥🚆😢
Inside da business park, da local government wen put up pictures of da unidentified victims, an’ dey wen post da same images online too.
Da authorities wen put da bodies on top of big blocks of ice and wrap ’em wit’ plastic sheets inside da business park, but da ice stay melting real fast in da hot 100-degree heat. Da relatives who made it to da business park first had to go through da painful experience of lookin’ at da faces of da victims on one laptop. Den, if dey see any resemblance to dea loved one, dey gotta go take one closer look. 😭❄️🖥️
Dr. Rahul Kumar at Bhubaneswar’s main hospital said da morgue stay already full.
Even tho’ many of da bodies goin’ need DNA testing fo’ identification, he one of da several medics an’ officials sayin’ da reason fo’ da delay in claimin’ da bodies be cuz da relatives stay strugglin’ fo’ reach da area.
“Most of dese people stay poor, an’ it might take ’em days fo’ come all da way to Bhubaneswar or dis town,” Dr. Kumar said. 😔💔
Ashwini Vaishnaw, da Indian railway minister, wen say one special train start runnin’ fo’ bring family members from da city of Kolkata in da neighborin’ West Bengal to Odisha. Da local government in Odisha also wen announce dat dey goin’ operate one free bus service on da disrupted train route. 🚆🚌
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🚆💔 Bodies Remain Unknown as Families Struggle to Find India Train Crash Site 🚆💔
Families of the victims from India’s most severe train disaster in two decades are still facing challenges in reaching the town where the accident occurred. The delays have resulted in many bodies remaining unidentified and unclaimed, as stated by local officials and medics. 😢
At least 275 people lost their lives in the accident near Balasore town on Friday. Among the passengers were migrant laborers, students, and daily wage workers. In and around the town in the eastern state of Odisha, approximately 200 victims’ bodies are still unclaimed, according to officials and medics.
Numerous individuals sustained serious injuries in the crash, making it difficult to identify them. Moreover, most of the victims’ families reside in towns and villages that are hundreds of miles away and are still striving to reach the area, they added.
On Sunday, the state government relocated around 100 of the unidentified victims to the morgue at the main hospital in Bhubaneswar, the capital of the state. Only about a dozen bodies remain at a small local school hall, a few hundred yards from the accident site, which is a decrease from over 100 on Saturday. Currently, less than a dozen bodies are still present at a business park in Balasore. The whereabouts of the other bodies are unknown. 🏥🚆😢
Within the business park, the local government displayed photographs of the unidentified victims, and they have also shared the same images online.
The authorities placed the bodies on large blocks of ice and covered them with plastic sheets inside the business park. However, the ice is rapidly melting in the scorching heat of 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Relatives who were able to make it to the business park initially had to endure the heart-wrenching experience of looking at the faces of the victims on a laptop. If they noticed any resemblance to their loved ones, they were then taken for a closer look. 😭❄️🖥️
Dr. Rahul Kumar, stationed at Bhubaneswar’s main hospital, stated that the morgue is already full.
Although many of the bodies will require DNA testing for identification, he is among several medics and officials who assert that the delay in claiming the bodies is primarily due to the relatives struggling to reach the area.
“Most of these people are impoverished, and it may take them days to arrive either in Bhubaneswar or this town,” said Dr. Kumar. 😔💔
Ashwini Vaishnaw, the Indian railway minister, announced that a special train has commenced transporting family members from the city of Kolkata in the neighboring state of West Bengal to Odisha. The Odisha local government has also announced the operation of a free bus service along the disrupted train route. 🚆🚌
