A 62-year-old woman had a narrow escape at West Bengal's Bankura railway station after slipping while trying to board a moving train, as the Railway Protection Force (RPF) officers present at the spot saved her life in time. The incident occurred around 11:09 am on September 12 as the Santragachi-Purulia Rupasi Bangla Express was departing from platform 2. The woman, identified as Sabani Sinha of Purulia, fell into the gap between the train and the platform. Two RPF personnel, approaching from the opposite direction, acted swiftly and pulled her to safety. The dramatic rescue was captured on station CCTV, and the video of the incident has gone viral on social media. UP: RPF Constable Saves Passenger From Falling Under Moving Train at Aligarh Railway Station, Video of Heroic Rescue Goes Viral.

RPF Officers Save 60-Year-Old Woman from Being Dragged by Moving Train in West Bengal

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