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Raipur, June 3, 2023: Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel today spoke to his Odisha counterpart Naveen Patnaik over telephone.
Baghel spoke to Patnaik and expressed his deep sorrow over the death and injured of hundreds of people in a severe train accident in Balasore.
Baghel also said Chhattisgarh would extend all possible help to Odisha on this regard.
In a statement Baghel said people from Chhattisgarh are with the bereaved families of the train accident.
The Chief Minister also wished speedy recovery of the injured.
Three trains collided in a severe accident, which left over 200 dead and scores of people injured as per the primary report.
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