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Mother and child survive Tube track fall | Mother and child survive Tube track fall |
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A mother and child who accidentally fell onto a Tube track moments before a train arrived have escaped unhurt by moving into a pit under the track. | |
Police said the woman was pushing a buggy along a platform at Baker Street station in London on Friday night as she checked the arrivals board. | |
But she distractedly veered too close to the edge, and fell down. | But she distractedly veered too close to the edge, and fell down. |
The father jumped down to help and the three of them moved into a pit beneath the track as a train passed over them. | The father jumped down to help and the three of them moved into a pit beneath the track as a train passed over them. |
None of them was seriously hurt but they were taken to hospital for checks, British Transport Police said. | |
Commuters who witnessed the incident took to social media to record their shock. | |
One user said: "When pushchair with kids and mum end up on the track in front of the train you were just about to board. | |
"Thankfully all unharmed. The driver is also ok and he did a superb job, along with a chap from the depot that was on his way to work. What a night." | |
Another witness expressed her concern for the family to Transport for London. | |
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