At least 59 people are known to have died, but the names of dozens of Victims are still unknown because their bodies were Badly Dismembered in the tragedy.
Fifty others were injured, some of them seriously, and are being treated in hospital following Friday's crash in Amritstar - one of the deadliest accidents on India's railways in recent years.


Hospitals have been overwhelmed - with some forced to leave bodies outside after morgues ran out of space.






A large crowd had formed on the tracks to watch the burning of a firework-packed effigy as part of Dusshera, a Hindu festival.


Police said victims did not hear the Jalandhar-Amristar express arriving because the noise was drowned out by firecrackers.


Witnesses, some of whom have been scouring bloodied fields for the belongings of their loved ones, claimed there was no warning from the train as it rolled down the tracks.










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