BALASORE, India -- Ompal Bhatia, a survivor of the three-train crash in India on Friday, had first thought he was dead. When the train he was traveling in went off-track, Bhatia was with three friends on his way to Chennai for work. The 25-year-old had spent most of the four-hour journey on the Coromandel Express standing. Bhatia, who works in the plywood business, said that just before the trains crashed, leaving nearly 300 dead, some people were getting ready to sleep. The rail car he was in, S3, was so full that there was only standing space. He had held on to a chain, as did his friends. The train is often used by daily wage workers, and people who work as chea...Keep on reading: India train crash survivor recounts: ‘We thought we were dead’