हाथी मेरा साथी: Commendable alertness & prompt action of railway crew saved a herd of 25 elephants, who were crossing the rail track, by stopping the train near Dekargaon Station in Assam. pic.twitter.com/mwUfWf4pWB

— Piyush Goyal (मोदी का परिवार) (@PiyushGoyal) October 31, 2019

Commendable job. We must also think of not constructing any railway lines on Elephant cirridors henceforth. We have enough space in India to give them a safe passsge. @PMOIndia @Manekagandhibjp @BarakUpdates @sarbanandsonwal @himantabiswa

— Sagnik Choudhury, (@SChoudhury3) November 1, 2019

We can implant sensors on track under the earth..for obstacles on track with and app connected with railway central board system, which can give the information of teain coming. Speed loction and obstacles distance and monitor in railway engine for visuals.

— HinduWarrior# Modi's Family🇮🇳🕉🚩 (@LoneWarrior099) November 1, 2019

https://twitter.com/Mandy_Chandel/status/1189996478799826944?s=19

We have many committes in railway. Do we v have any such committee of experts in wildlife to ascetain safety of wildlife while laying new railway lines. If they exists its ok but if not its a necessity.

— Sagnik Choudhury, (@SChoudhury3) November 1, 2019

🧢 off to the crew. Now every time this is not possible. We need to come up with a solution so that such incidents don’t happen.

— Ⓜ️🅿️ 007 (@Mannu_747) October 31, 2019

A less alert driver might have caused unimaginable carnage.For years now,@RailMinIndia have been mulling ideas varying from ultrasonic barriers to bees to alarms to ward off elephants from tracks as trains approach.
Time someone asked them for progress reports.

— copyleft (@copylefft) November 1, 2019