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India’s Locally Made high Speed Train Breaks Down On First Trip After Launch
The semi high-speed train that was locally built in India has been reported to have broken down on its way back to New Delhi from Varanasi in northern Uttar Pradesh, just a day after it was launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. It was just making its first trip.
“There seems to be disruption [possibly due to] cattle run over. It wasn’t a scheduled commercial run,” Reuters partner ANI said in a tweet citing the railways ministry.
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The train eventually reached New Delhi and will resume a commercial run from Sunday, said the tweet.
The Vande Bharat Express can run up to a maximum speed of 180 km/hour (110mph).
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