Jammu, July 11 -- The engine of a freight train headed for Jammu from Punjab derailed after a mudslide due to heavy rain near Lakhanpur in Kathua district on Thursday morning, officials said. There was no casualty. "Rain triggered the mudslide, causing the derailment of the engine near Lakhanpur around 7am," a railway official said, adding the track had been inundated, blocking traffic for more than two hours. "Soon after the incident, railway officials reached the spot along with equipment and put rail services back on track," he said. Five passenger trains to Jammu were delayed by over two hours as they had to be stopped at Pathankot and Sujanpur stations till the track was cleared. Traffic on the route resumed at 9.30am. A part of the Lakhanpur-Jagatpur link road in Jammu district was washed away in the heavy rain. Kathua has received 174.8mm of rainfall, while Samba has got 96mm and Jammu 37.7mm since Wednesday afternoon At least seven passengers were injured after the bus they were travelling in skidded and overturned in Udhampur district on Thursday, officials said. The accident occurred near Highway School, Sunetar, in Ramnagar tehsil. Officials said the passengers had sustained minor injuries and are stable....