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Time of India
3 days ago
- Time of India
Man gets off wrong side of train, is left hanging Man's neck wedged in iron grilles while taking short cut
Mumbai: A man who was getting off a train from the wrong side, trying to slip in between two iron bars alongside the tracks died after his neck got wedged between two vertical iron bars at Mumbai Central railway station, a little after 9.30 am on Wednesday. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now He was left dangling between two bars of the iron fencing along the Virar fast line, leaving him with serious injury. An Aadhaar card copy found on his person identified him as Dhila Rajesh Hamira Bhai (27). He was taking a shortcut by alighting from the wrong side on platform 4. Eyewitnesses told railway officials that he was trying to get off the coach from the side facing the iron fencing, instead of alighting on the platform. A doctor from the emergency services team of 108 Ambulance helpline declared the man 'dead' at the site itself. The body was then moved to Nair Hospital for a postmortem. While railway authorities are investigating the sequence of events, they have urged passengers not to attempt unsafe de-boarding practices.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Man dies after getting stuck in fence while alighting train on wrong side at Mumbai central
Representative image MUMBAI: A 27-year-old man died after his neck got entangled in an iron fence while attempting to alight from a train on the wrong side at Mumbai Central station on Wednesday morning. The incident took place around 9.44am at Platform No. 4. The deceased, identified through his Aadhaar card as Dhila Rajesh Hamira Bhai, was found hanging from the iron fencing located between the Virar-blind fast line and the Stabling Line (STA). Eyewitnesses told officials that the man attempted to get off the coach from the side facing the tracks and fencing instead of the platform. In the process, his neck got caught in the fence, resulting in serious injuries. Emergency services from Ambulance 108 reached the spot by 10.14am and declared him dead on site. The body was then moved to Nair Hospital for postmortem. The on-site death was confirmed by doctor of the ambulance team. Railway authorities are investigating the sequence of events and have urged passengers not to attempt unsafe deboarding practices.
