In the wake of India's deadliest train crash in over two decades, local heroes are rising to the challenge. The collision in Odisha on June 2 claimed 288 lives and left 803 injured, but amid the tragedy, social workers like Cuttack's Dhiren are proving that compassion travels fast. 🚑❤️
\"We're coordinating food, clothing, and blood donations around the clock,\" Dhiren told reporters, highlighting the grassroots efforts to support survivors. With hospitals overwhelmed and families devastated, these everyday champions are bridging gaps in emergency response through community-driven aid.
While investigations continue into the accident's cause, the real story trending online? How ordinary Indians are using social media to amplify relief efforts – think Instagram stories for blood donor matching and WhatsApp groups for supply coordination. 📱✨
