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A quick-thinking railway worker saved the life of a passenger who fell between the tracks and a moving train.<br/><br/>The incident took place on platform four, at Laksar Railway Station, Haridwar, India, on April 28, 2024.<br/><br/>The passenger was trying to board a departing train when he lost his balance and fell between the track and station platform.<br/><br/>The railway constable - known as Uma - ran to the man and pulled him out from underneath the train - while it is leaving the station.<br/><br/>The man was pulled to safety as the train came to a stop.<br/><br/>Sanjay Sharma, the officer in charge at Laksar GRP Station, said: \
A quick-thinking railway worker saved the life of a passenger who fell between the tracks and a moving train.<br/><br/>The incident took place on platform four, at Laksar Railway Station, Haridwar, India, on April 28, 2024.<br/><br/>The passenger was trying to board a departing train when he lost his balance and fell between the track and station platform.<br/><br/>The railway constable - known as Uma - ran to the man and pulled him out from underneath the train - while it is leaving the station.<br/><br/>The man was pulled to safety as the train came to a stop.<br/><br/>Sanjay Sharma, the officer in charge at Laksar GRP Station, said: \
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