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VIDEO: Beijing Crowds Push Train to Free Man Stuck in Platform Gap

Darpan News Desk, 04 Aug, 2017 03:06 PM
    The passengers pushed the train at Beijing's Dongzhimen station on August 3, after the staff members' initial attempts to free the man failed, according to Channel News Asia. A 56-second video clip was captured when it took place.
     
     
    A rare incident in China came to light when a group of passengers saved a man’s life by helping him get out of the space between the platform and the train. Wondering how they did this? The passengers pushed the train at Beijing’s Dongzhimen station.
     
     
    The incident took place on August 3, after the staff members’ initial attempts to free the man failed, according to Channel News Asia.
     
     
    It has also been reported that the unidentified man was on the railway tracks at around 8 pm, causing the driver to hit the emergency brakes. A 56-second video clip has been captured which shows how they did the herculean task and then applauded when the deed was done.
     
     
     

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