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RPF officers rescue woman who tried to jump in front of train at Dausa station
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 23 Aug 2026, 10:32 PM
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On Saturday at Dausa railway station in Rajasthan, a woman attempted to move onto the tracks ahead of an oncoming train, but two Railway Protection Force personnel intervened and pulled her to safety.
A woman at Dausa railway station in Rajasthan tried to step onto the tracks directly in front of an approaching train on Saturday. The incident occurred during regular passenger service hours, prompting immediate concern for her safety.
Two Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel on duty noticed the danger and quickly moved to intervene. They managed to grab the woman and pull her back onto the platform before the train could reach her position.
The train continued its scheduled run without any delay, and the woman was examined by station staff and found to be unharmed. Local authorities have reminded commuters to stay behind safety lines and avoid risky behavior near moving trains.
Two Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel on duty noticed the danger and quickly moved to intervene. They managed to grab the woman and pull her back onto the platform before the train could reach her position.
The train continued its scheduled run without any delay, and the woman was examined by station staff and found to be unharmed. Local authorities have reminded commuters to stay behind safety lines and avoid risky behavior near moving trains.