A woman narrowly escaped serious injury after falling from a moving train at Kalyan railway station in Maharashtra on Tuesday evening. The incident took place on platform number 5 when the Prayagraj-Mumbai special train was pulling into the station.
Rescue by RPF Official
As the woman attempted to alight from the moving train, she lost her balance and fell onto the platform. A quick-thinking Railway Protection Force (RPF) official immediately rushed to her aid, pulling her away from the train to prevent further harm. The official's prompt action ensured that the woman sustained only minor injuries.
Details of the Incident
The Prayagraj-Mumbai special train was arriving at Kalyan station around 7:30 PM when the incident occurred. Witnesses reported that the woman was trying to get off before the train had come to a complete stop, leading to the fall. The RPF official, who was on duty nearby, noticed the commotion and acted swiftly.
After the rescue, the woman was taken to the station's medical room for a check-up. She was later discharged after receiving first aid. Authorities have reminded passengers to follow safety protocols and avoid alighting from moving trains.
Safety Advisory
Railway officials have reiterated the importance of waiting for trains to come to a complete halt before boarding or alighting. Such incidents highlight the risks of rushing and the need for vigilance at stations.
