Tamil Nadu

10-member committee to probe Madurai train fire accident

The committee has been formed by the director of Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services.
Visual of the bogie catching fire. (ANI)
Visual of the bogie catching fire. (ANI)
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CHENNAI: A 10-member fact-finding committee has been constituted to analyse the fire accident in a private party coach of a train stationed at Madurai.

The committee has been formed by the director of Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Services.

Condolences came from all corners for this tragedy, with the Railways and Tamil Nadu Chief Minister announcing compensations for the victims' families.

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