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After fainting on the railway station and falling under a moving train at the Independence Station in Buenos Aires, Argentina’s capital, a woman miraculously survived. According to the New York Post, she was successfully rescued by other passengers on the platform.
The incredible scenes captured on CCTV installed at the train station showed the woman – named only as Candela – stumbling on her feet before tipping forward and vanishing between two carriages.
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The video showed Candela becoming unsteady and stumbling towards an incoming train after she passed out. The incident took place on March 29.
Commuters feared the worst and rushed to help the woman who came out unscathed.
“I don’t know how I’m still alive. I’m still trying to make sense of it all,” she told an Argentinian television channel, as reported by the Post.
Candela further said she felt she had been reborn after surviving the accident.
“I suffered a sudden drop in blood pressure and fainted. I tried to warn the person in front of me but don’t remember anything else, even the moment I smashed into the train,” she was quoted as saying by the television channel.
She sat and lied down on the platform as other commuters clustered around her before being wheeled away in a wheelchair to an ambulance.
Candela was transported to the Buenos Aires Hospital, where the doctor assured her that she was safe.
Last month, a man in Gujarat was saved after slipping between the platform and a moving train in Surat. The incident happened when the man was trying to get off the train.
In February, the personnel of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) saved a man who fell on the Metro train tracks in Delhi. A video clip of the incident showed the man walking on the platform engrossed in his phone and ending up on the tracks he lost his footing.
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