Lucknow Charbagh Railway Station: Tin shed collapse on platform number 5, three passengers injured

Kush Singh29 May 20261 min read0 viewsAccidents
Lucknow Charbagh Railway Station: Tin shed collapse on platform number 5, three passengers injured

A tin shed collapsed on platform number 5 at Lucknow Charbagh Railway Station on Friday morning, May 29, 2026. The incident happened around 8 AM, resulting in injuries to three passengers. Railway security forces and police acted quickly to provide medical help to the victims.

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How did the accident happen at Charbagh station?

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The collapse occurred during the removal of an old shed to make way for the construction of an air concourse. This work was being carried out as part of the station redevelopment project managed by the Rail Land Development Authority. A portion of the tin shed suddenly fell, hitting passengers present on the platform.

What actions were taken by the authorities?

The Railway Protection Force (RPF) and Government Railway Police (GRP) immediately rushed the three injured passengers to the Civil Hospital for treatment. Senior railway officials reached the spot to oversee the situation. A crane was deployed to remove the fallen debris and clear the platform for normal movement.

Key details of the incident

Detail Information
Date and Time May 29, 2026, around 8:00 AM
Location Platform Number 5, Charbagh Station, Lucknow
Casualties 3 passengers injured
Project Involved Station Redevelopment (Air Concourse construction)
Responding Agencies RPF, GRP, and Ambulance services

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Where exactly did the accident occur at Lucknow Charbagh station?

The accident took place on platform number 5 during the removal of a shed for the air concourse construction project.

What happened to the injured passengers?

Three passengers were injured in the collapse and were immediately shifted to the Civil Hospital by RPF and GRP.

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