At Balasore General Hospital, room after room is filled with the injured - many on the ground and in corridors.

Some described it as like a conflict zone within the fast aftermath of India's worst rail tragedy in additional than twenty years, with greater than 300 now confirmed lifeless and a few 900 injured.

Doctors had been overwhelmed by an endless stream of sufferers, many with severe accidents.

One of the volunteers who rushed right here to assist described blood all around the flooring because the hospital tried to deal with the variety of casualties.

This is a small city in a poor a part of West Bengal, abruptly on the entrance line of the worst prepare crash this century.

I met 24-year-old Gura, his legs, arms and head closely bandaged.

He was among the many many within the wards in shock and an excessive amount of ache.

He described the sudden second he felt an enormous jolting stress as two trains collided.

"We were standing near the doors," he stated.

"The two carriages crushed us. We were four of us. I felt throttled as I was thrown out of the carriage and got out.

"I acquired harm on my head, legs and arms. It pains."

Some from this hospital have been taken 4 hours away for extra specialist therapy.

But so many did not make it out alive.

Their households at the moment are attempting to make the journey right here, to gather their our bodies, travelling many hours - most by prepare.

Narendra Modi additionally visited the hospital. He was resulting from be launching new high-speed trains yesterday. Instead, he was visiting a scene with an exceptionally excessive demise toll, even for a rustic with a protracted line of lethal crashes.

The reason for this one is but to be established, however the early indications are suggesting a potential signalling fault.

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