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CCTV footage from Red Fort metro station shows the violent tremor and panic among commuters during the car explosion that killed 13 and injured several. Objects rattled, and people rushed to safety as the blast’s shockwaves hit the station.
CCTV shows moments before and after Red Fort metro car blast that killed 13
New Delhi: Footage from CCTV cameras installed inside the Red Fort Metro Station revealed the horrific moment when the car explosion at a nearby traffic signal resonated throughout the station. Officials said the blast killed 13 people and injured several others.
The footage shows people traveling normally inside the station when a powerful shock suddenly struck. Objects inside the station shook, and fear was clearly visible in the eyes of passengers.
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Some passengers can be seen in the video, instinctively running inside the station for safety. Given the intensity and impact of the blast, officials are analyzing the video to understand the entire sequence of events.
The Red Fort Metro Station has been closed since the day of the incident. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) recently announced that the station will remain closed until a security review and investigation are complete.
Officials said security agencies are analyzing multiple CCTV feeds from the blast site, the surrounding area, and the metro station to gather a complete picture of the events before and after the blast.
Security agencies said they are examining the footage to understand the intensity of the explosion and its immediate impact on surrounding structures. In addition, other cameras and mobile footage installed in the area are also being analyzed.
Experts say the CCTV footage will help analyze the immediate impact and passenger reactions, allowing for improved safety protocols and emergency response in the future.
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Passengers reported that the reverberations of the blast created panic within the station. Some people were seen screaming and running for safety. Officials said such footage could not only strengthen security but also improve strategies to ensure public safety.
Officials said footage from all cameras installed at the blast site and around the metro station is being analyzed sequentially. This will reveal what signs preceded the blast and how the situation could have been controlled in time.