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A man miraculously escaped without any injury in Western Australia during rush hour on Wednesday morning. Commuters and railway staff teamed up to free the man by rocking the train carriage to free his leg after he became
trapped between the platform. The man who was boarding a rush hour train at Stirling station, which is 9km northwest of Perth, Western Australia, when he accidentally which resulted to one of his leg been stuck in the gap. It took the intervention of staff and passengers who quickly alerted the driver, to make sure the train didn't move, and later swung into action by collectively rocking the 90-tonne carriage. The collectively effort of both the staff and passenger took about 10 minutes to free the man. That’s why they say mind the gap!
