A viral video has raised serious concerns about railway safety after Indian Railways workers were seen repairing an active track as a passenger train approached at high speed. The workers cleared the line just seconds before the train passed, narrowly avoiding a major accident. The footage has sparked widespread outrage online, with many questioning why maintenance was allowed on a live track and demanding accountability from railway authorities. [Railways, Accident, Near death] #NewsWithTN | TI

India's railway minister says investigators found the cause of Friday's deadly train crash to be a change in the signalling system where the electronic signals may have sent one of the high-speed trains onto the wrong track. Meanwhile, a former mechanical engineer for the Indian Railway Service says the crash is a wake-up call to review the railway system and fix it to avoid further tragedies. | CBC News

Scores of bodies remain unclaimed after India's deadliest rail crash in more than two decades as officials made fervent appeals to families to come forward to identify their loved ones https://reut.rs/45QtQNK | Reuters

WATCH: Indian rescue workers completed operations on Sunday (June 4) after the country's deadliest rail crash in more than two decades, with signal failure emerging as the likely cause of an accident that killed at least 275 people. Read more: https://tdy.sg/3OW0SWz | TODAY

At least 288 people have been killed and over 900 injured after two passenger trains derailed in India, trapping hundreds of others inside more than a dozen damaged rail cars. This is India’s deadliest rail accident in over two decades and the exact cause is still unknown. Over 200 ambulances and 1500 rescuers have been dispatched to search for survivors but the death toll rose steadily overnight. | Metro