Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma has responded swiftly to the recent derailment of the Delhi-Kamakhya North East Express near the Raghunathpur station in Bihar’s Buxar district. Expressing concern for the well-being of passengers from Meghalaya affected by the incident, Sangma has urged state citizens to reach out to authorities for assistance.
In a statement, Chief Minister Sangma confirmed, “We are in touch with railway authorities and have been monitoring the situation. Citizens of Meghalaya can reach out to State authorities for assistance.” This proactive approach highlights the government’s commitment to ensuring the safety and support of its residents during unforeseen events.
“Furthermore, Sangma has taken the initiative to offer a dedicated helpline, reachable at 18003453644, aimed at aiding in the identification and support of passengers impacted by the train derailment. This helpline is expected to be a crucial resource for those seeking information about the well-being and whereabouts of their loved ones”.
“Moreover, Chief Minister Sangma has been in contact with Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, who provided assurance that all injured passengers are receiving the necessary medical care, and arrangements have been made to resume the train service for passengers continuing their onward journey. Sangma emphasized, “Our State officials are in touch to ensure that residents from Meghalaya are being provided assistance,” highlighting the state government’s ongoing coordination with relevant authorities”.
“This incident underscores the significance of effective communication and crisis management, particularly during emergencies that require immediate attention and support. Meghalaya’s Chief Minister’s commitment to his constituents’ well-being reflects a proactive and responsible approach to such challenging situations”.
