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Kamakhya Express Derails Near Cuttack, Odisha: Train Accidents Impact Passengers’ Mental Health

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Last updated: March 30, 2025 7:44 pm
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Kamakhya Express Accident: 11 Coaches Derail Near Nirgundi Station

Breaking News: At least 11 coaches of the Kamakhya Express derailed near Nirgundi station in Cuttack’s Choudwar on Sunday morning. All passengers have been safely rescued.

Impact on Passengers’ Mental Health:

While train accidents can cause physical health issues, experts warn of potential mental health problems for survivors. Here are some common mental health concerns:

  1. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Survivors may experience flashbacks, nightmares, anxiety, and emotional distress related to the accident.
  2. Acute Stress Reaction: Immediate mental issues include shock, confusion, panic attacks, or difficulty processing what happened.
  3. Fear of Travel: Passengers may develop anxiety and fear to board trains again, as the accident can have a traumatic impact.
  4. Depression and Anxiety: Trauma from the accident can trigger or worsen mental health conditions like depression and generalized anxiety disorder.
  5. Survivor’s Guilt: Experts also warn that survivors may experience guilt, questioning why they survived and others didn’t.
  6. Long-term Emotional Disturbances: Survivors may face other long-term emotional disturbances.

The psychological toll of train accidents highlights the need for mental health support, including counseling and trauma-informed care for survivors, witnesses, and first responders.

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