Driver of Hyderabad local train injured after hitting dead end buffer
The incident took place around 7.45 am on platform no 2 of the railway station as the driver of a Multi Modal Transport System (MMTS) train, a local rail service, passed beyond the stop board

Hyderabad: The driver of a suburban local train was injured after its engine hit the dead-end buffer at the Nampally railway station this morning, officials said.[caption id="attachment_1161837" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Representational image: AFP[/caption]The incident took place around 7.45 am on platform no 2 of the railway station as the driver of a Multi Modal Transport System (MMTS) train, a local rail service, passed beyond the stop board, railway officials said, adding that no passenger was injured in the incident."The train was at a very slow speed and coming for a stop at the end of the platform where the driver is supposed to stop it (last station of journey)," a South Central Railway official said, adding however, that he driver overshot by a few meters and bumped into the dead-end buffer."The driver got stuck inside the cabin. The railway officials rescued him and was later shifted to a hospital.None of the passengers were injured and the incident has not caused any problem for the movement of trains," he said.PTI

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