Hyderabad, Aug 2 : Train services between the Warangal and Mehboobabad sections in Andhra Pradesh have been restored today, after Gautami Express caught fire on early Friday morning resulting in over 30 deaths.

The number of people who lost their lives is still not clear as the bodies were charred badly and only the skull count indicated that over 30 people have died.

According to sources, the authorities were trying to identify the victims with the help of forensic teams while the passenger charts have revealed that 32 passengers have gone missing.

Hyderabad, August 1 : To expedite development of its Oil and Gas finds off the coast of Andhra Pradesh, oil major Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) has drawn up a plan to set up an ''Integrated Offshore Supply Base-cum-Processing unit'' near Kona coast in its east Godavari District.

The Integrated Offshore Supply Base is expected to boost ONGC''s Exploration and Production (E&P) efforts on the east coast, which is increasing rapidly.

Hyderabad, Aug 1: The death toll in the Gautami Express fire accident has risen to 13, including a pregnant woman. Besides, four passengers were injured in the incident, which happened early this morning near Mehboobabad in the Warangal District of Andhra Pradesh.

Among the dead, four, including the pregnant woman and three physically challenged persons, belonged to the West Godavari District.

The fire broke out in one of the sleeper coaches, S-9, of the moving train, proceeding from Secunderabad to Kakinada around 1:30 a. m. and soon spread to four other coaches, Railway sources said.

Hyderabad, Aug 1: Three people, including two women, were killed as fire broke out in the Gautami Express near Mehboobabad district of Andhra Pradesh early this morning.

Hyderabad-based IVRCL Infrastructures & Projects (IVRCL) has been awarded AVR H.N.S.S. Project-Phase II by the Irrigation & CAD department of Andhra Pradesh.