Bhopal. A passenger had an attack in the Jabalpur-Indore Superfast Express (over night) going from Jabalpur to Indore. Fortunately, the passenger was coming to Bhopal and the complaint about the attack also came to light when the train was near Mandideep. After getting information about this matter at Bhopal station, where a team of doctors was deployed by the Railways. Along with calling an ambulance, preparations were made for the green corridor. Meanwhile, when the train reached Bhopal station at around six in the morning. So there the team of doctors did first aid. After some time his condition improved. He had a complaint of minor attack.
Passenger’s condition deteriorated in Jabalpur-Indore Superfast Express
The passenger suddenly started feeling nervous and dizzy in the moving train.
Passengers informed the staff including TTE
Doctors treated as soon as they reached the train station
According to information, Suresh Kumar Dwivedi, who was traveling in M-1 coach of train number 22192 Over Night Express, suddenly started feeling nervous and dizzy in the moving train. Passengers informed the staff including TTE. Meanwhile the train was about to reach Bhopal station. After getting the information, Bhopal Station Deputy SS immediately informed the ambulance and asked the doctors and nursing staff present in the mini hospital to reach the train. Doctors treated as soon as they reached the train station. Kept him in the mini hospital for about an hour. After which his condition improved. After that he left. Suresh Kumar Dwivedi is the Principal of Dindori Government Excellence School. He had come to Bhopal to attend the state level principal’s conference in Bhopal.
A passenger had an attack in Vande Bharat
Prior to this, Awadhesh Khare, a resident of Bawdiyan Kalan, Bhopal, who was traveling in Vande Bharat, also had a minor attack in a moving train. After which he was admitted there by stopping the train at Bina station. It is worth mentioning that in about two months, four passengers have suffered minor attacks.
