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Militants blow up goods train, snap rail links
By Our Special Correspondent
GUWAHATI, JULY 30. Railway connection between Assam and the rest
of the country was snapped as suspected NDFB militants blew up a
goods train between Ghograpar and Rangiya railway staions in
Nalbari district, about 50 kms from here, around 5 a.m. this
morning.
Police and railway sources said twelve wagons were derailed due
to the powerful explosion which created a crater 10m in diameter
and 5m in depth. The engine of the train was also damaged.
However, there was no casualty.
The Kanchanjunga Expres and the Avadh-Assam Express were
scheduled to pass through this stretch shortly afterwards. Later,
the army and the police found and defused a number of bombs which
had been planted along the track.
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