Woman’s head strikes pole after she leans out of moving Thai train


The woman suffered swelling on her head, but an X-ray showed she did not sustain serious injuries. - SCREENGRAB FROM PR.RAILWAY/FACEBOOK

BANGKOK: A woman in southern Thailand got away with no serious injuries after her head struck a pole while she was leaning out of a moving train.

In a video circulating on social media, the woman is seen from inside a train carriage, leaning out of an open door. She then moves onto a step outside the train cabin and, holding on to the train’s grab bars, turns around to face the train and leans backwards.

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