Rail transport refers to the mode of transport that utilizes railway tracks for the movement of people and goods. This system involves trains that run on designated tracks, offering a structured and efficient means of transportation. Rail transport is characterized by various types of trains, including passenger trains for commuters and freight trains for cargo. It is known for its ability to carry large volumes over long distances with relatively low energy consumption compared to road transport. Additionally, rail networks can connect urban and rural areas, playing a significant role in economic and regional development. The infrastructure includes not only the tracks but also stations, signaling systems, and maintenance facilities. Rail transport is vital in many countries, contributing to the integration of regions and societies.
An unforeseen accident disrupted the Koya Line at Mozuhachiman Station, halting Nankai Electric Railway operations between Sakai-Higashi and Kawachi-Nagano stations. The incident, occurring just after 10:40 a.m., highlighted the challenges…