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At least 13 passengers of the Lucknow-Mumbai Pushpak Express were killed in Maharashtra's Jalgaon district after they jumped off the train due to rumors of a fire and were hit by the speeding Karnataka Express on the adjacent track. The victims included 9 men and 4 women. According to railway officials, a track curve affected the visibility for the Karnataka Express, leading to the tragic incident. The Maharashtra Chief Minister expressed regret over the incident and announced a financial assistance of ₹5 lakh to the families of the deceased. The Railway Board also announced an ex-gratia of ₹1 for the victims.

The text describes a tragic train incident in Jalgaon, where four people from Nepal lost their lives. Lachchiram Khataru Pasi, who was in his 50s and from the Banke district of Nepal, was among the deceased. His nephew, Ramrang Pasi, who lives in Jalgaon, stated that some parts of Lachchiram's hands and legs were missing. Lachchiram was traveling on the Pushpak Express from Nepal to Thane, along with five other daily wage workers who survived the accident. Ramrang said they were able to identify Lachchiram's body by his face and clothes, but the sight of the mutilated remains was extremely distressing. The body has not yet been handed over to the family, who now wish to take Lachchiram's remains back to his native place in Nepal.