2 weeks ago
Passenger Rescued After Slipping Under Moving Train at Karjat
At a train station in India, a person was trying to get onto a train that was already moving.
That is very dangerous and they lost their balance and fell onto the train tracks.
A railway worker called a pointsman saw what happened right away.
He used his red signal to tell the train driver to stop the train quickly.
The train stopped before it could hurt the person.
Other railway helpers and passengers worked together to pull the person to safety.
The person was okay and did not have serious injuries.
Cameras at the station filmed everything, and the railway shared the video to remind everyone not to jump onto moving trains.
We should always wait for the train to stop completely before getting on.
A passenger fell onto the tracks while attempting to board the moving CSMT-Pune Express (Train No. 12123) at Karjat railway station's Platform No. 1.
Pointsman Sourabh Kumar Singh spotted the fall and signalled the Train Manager with a red signal to apply the brakes and stop the train.
Railway personnel, an RPF official and fellow passengers pulled the man away from the track to safety.
The passenger escaped with no major injuries and was reported to be safe.
Central Railway shared CCTV footage of the incident and urged passengers not to board or deboard running trains.
- Who
- An unnamed passenger, Pointsman Sourabh Kumar Singh, the Train Manager, and an RPF official at Karjat railway station.
- What
- The passenger fell onto the tracks while trying to board a moving train and was rescued after the train was stopped.
- Where
- Karjat railway station, Platform No. 1, on the Mumbai Division of Central Railway.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Why
- The passenger attempted to board the running train and lost his balance.
Key facts
- Incident location
- Karjat railway station, Platform No. 1
- Train involved
- Train No. 12123 CSMT-Pune Express
- Coach
- C-1
- Rescuer
- Pointsman Sourabh Kumar Singh
- Outcome
- Passenger safe, no major injuries
- Authority
- Central Railway, Mumbai Division
- Footage
- CCTV video of fall and rescue shared by Central Railway
- Safety message
- Passengers should not board or deboard running trains
Quotes
Central Railway
Official statement from Central Railway
“Passengers are requested not to board/deboard the running train.”
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