Policeman saves woman after she slipped while boarding a moving train

Video released by India’s Southern Railways shows the moment a woman nearly fell in between a moving train and a station platform.

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The incident happened on Monday at the Erode Junction in Tamil Nadu, Southern Railway said in a post on X.

The woman, who was running to board the Erode-Chennai Yercaud Express, was safely rescued by Sri Jagadeesan, a head constable with the Railway Protection Force (RPF).

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