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Woman falls onto Metro line track
By Zha Minjie |
December 27, 2011, Tuesday
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METRO Line 3 operations were affected for a portion of the morning rush hour yesterday after a woman fell onto the tracks while inside a station.
The woman, about 60 years old, was sent to a hospital for treatment, said the local subway operator. The reason for the woman falling was under investigation, authorities said.
The incident happened about 8:50am at Line 3's Zhanghuabang Station, where Metro officials said "a woman was found entering the track."
Passengers said the train on which they were riding made a sudden brake when moving toward the station. The operator said it stopped service for a while at the station and prolonged the service time along the line.
After the woman was carried out by Metro staff, train service gradually resumed shortly after 9am.
The woman, about 60 years old, was sent to a hospital for treatment, said the local subway operator. The reason for the woman falling was under investigation, authorities said.
The incident happened about 8:50am at Line 3's Zhanghuabang Station, where Metro officials said "a woman was found entering the track."
Passengers said the train on which they were riding made a sudden brake when moving toward the station. The operator said it stopped service for a while at the station and prolonged the service time along the line.
After the woman was carried out by Metro staff, train service gradually resumed shortly after 9am.
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