Woman in China blocks high-speed train from departing as husband was late
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[QUOTE]HEFEI, Anhui: A woman in eastern China delayed the departure of a high-speed train by using her body to prevent the cabin doors from closing, in a bid to allow her husband - who was held up at the ticket turnstile - time to get on board.Xin'an Evening News reported that Luo Haili, her husband and daughter were late for the train bound from Hefei to Guangzhou, after they initially went to a wrong station.
Luo and her daughter reached the train just as it was about to depart, but her husband was held back at the ticket turnstile, according to the South China Morning Post (SCMP).
Videos posted on social media show the woman standing at the train doors to prevent them from closing.
"My husband is at the ticket entrance. I will move away when he comes," she is heard telling station staff, who try to pull her out of the train.
The stand-off lasts about five minutes. At one point, the woman is pulled away from the train and onto the ground. However, she manages to get up again and block the train doors.
SCMP reported that Luo was allowed to eventually board the train with her daughter and husband.
The video went viral on Chinese social media with users questioning the staff's decision to let Luo and her family on board after creating such a scene.
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My husband is late, might as well make a train full of people late too!
I was expecting tank man but with a train.
Sounds like your average morning on the Toronto Transit :v:
I've seen people on marta stop doors for 10 seconds or so to let new train arrivals get on board but never for multiple minutes.
Lol, here in SA we keep the train doors open just for air flow and for extra space because of overcrowding. Train keeps moving. I myself have jumped onto a moving train twice.
[QUOTE=S31-Syntax;53041485]I've seen people on marta stop doors for 10 seconds or so to let new train arrivals get on board but never for multiple minutes.[/QUOTE]
Even at its busiest MARTA/Atlanta isn't on the same order of magnitude of people density as metropolitan China.
culture is a darned thing...
[QUOTE=NGC;53041687]Lol, here in SA we keep the train doors open just for air flow and for extra space because of overcrowding. Train keeps moving. I myself have jumped onto a moving train twice.[/QUOTE]
That's how I used to go to work every morning for three years :v:
[video=youtube;ruLixVoXNNo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ruLixVoXNNo[/video]
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