Nine people died in southern India after a fire broke out inside a stationary train compartment, officials said
A fire erupted inside a stationary train compartment at a railway station in southern India killing nine people on Saturday morning, officials said.
It started inside a train’s private compartment which was detached and parked on the railway tracks in the Madurai station, located in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, according to a statement by the Southern Railway.A gas cylinder smuggled in by some passengers caused the fire, the statement read, adding that police, fire and rescue officials helped pull out the bodies from the coach. There was no damage to other coaches.
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