New Delhi train station resort kills at least 18 Indian

• At least 18 people died in a train station in the capital Delhi in the Indian capital, he reported the press confidence of the New Indian Agency on Sunday.
• Many victims were Hindu pilgrims traveling to the Northern Maha Kumbh of India, depending on the Department of Delhi’s main caregiver.
• A relative of one of the dead said a change of train platforms created a confusion that led to the stamp.

At least 18 people, including 14 women, died in a stamp in a train station in the capital of Delhi in India, reported the press confidence of the New Indian agency on Sunday.

Many victims were traveling to Hindu pilgrims Maha Kumbh Festival In northern India, according to Delhi’s main caregiver, Atishi, according to Delhi’s main caregiver.

The stamp happened late on Saturday, thousands of people gathered waiting to include a train in the new Delhi train station. The incident occurred after sliding some travelers and others fell down from a passage that connects the train platforms, the authorities said.

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Shela Devi, Lok Nayak festive Prakash Narain was in the hospital In New Delhi To collect his body body body, he said a call about a change on the train platforms created confusion between passengers who led to the stamp.

After sliding at least 18 people in a stamp killed, after falling on others in the new Delhi train station, New Delhi, India, 15 February 2025.
(AP photo)

“People went without control and no one could control,” said Nikhil Kumar, the shopkeeper.

Narendra Modi Prime Minister said “stamp was overwhelmed.”

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“My thoughts are with all those who have lost their loved ones. I pray that the wounded have a speedy recovery. The authorities help everyone caused by this stamp on the social platform X.

The Ashwini Vaishnaw train minister said that a research has promised to find what the stamp has led.

At least 30 people died in a stamp that was at the six-week festival in the last month to dive into the sacred water of the river Hindus.