Railway officials awaiting the outcome of the departmental inquiry have said that the driver of the ill-fated Howrah-Delhi Kalka Mail applied emergency brakes at a very high speed of 108 kmph to avoid hitting a herd of cattle which had strayed on the railtrack near Malwan.
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