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Railway police and local volunteers look for survivors in the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. The Associated Press

An Indian boy walks past the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express after an accident near Khatauli, in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, India on Sunday. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

A man from National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) takes a break from rescue operations next to the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Indian police watch as rescue work is in progress near the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Local residents look for survivors on the wreckage of train carriages after an express train derailed near the town of Khatauli in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh on August 19, 2017. Agence France-Presse

Rescuers using cutting torches and cranes have worked through the night to pull apart 14 coaches of a crowded train that went off the tracks in northern India. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Workers repair the track near the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Residents watch from a rooftop as rescuers lift an upturned coach of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Onlookers watch as rescuers lift upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Railway police and local volunteers look for survivors in the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. The Associated Press

An Indian boy walks past the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express after an accident near Khatauli, in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, India on Sunday. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

A man from National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) takes a break from rescue operations next to the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Indian police watch as rescue work is in progress near the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Local residents look for survivors on the wreckage of train carriages after an express train derailed near the town of Khatauli in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh on August 19, 2017. Agence France-Presse

Rescuers using cutting torches and cranes have worked through the night to pull apart 14 coaches of a crowded train that went off the tracks in northern India. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Workers repair the track near the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Residents watch from a rooftop as rescuers lift an upturned coach of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Onlookers watch as rescuers lift upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. Altaf Qadri / The Associated Press

Railway police and local volunteers look for survivors in the upturned coaches of the Kalinga-Utkal Express. The Associated Press

More than 20 people killed in India train accident

The Indian authorities are investigating the cause of the derailment, said a Northern Railways spokesman

Reuters and Agence France Presse

August 20, 2017

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