"A little girl fell into the gap between the train platforms!" A passer-by, Jeff, said that when his T4 train stopped at Wolli Creek station at noon, a four-year-old girl accidentally fell into the gap between the platform and the train.
The little girl`s mother, wearing a blue turban and a blue coat, tried to comfort her daughter under the crevice: "Ali, listen to Mom, we`ll help you out, you reach out and stand up."
The passengers around are also closely watching the situation, at any time to help.
When the little girl suddenly fell into the gap, her parents and the passengers around her were shouting "stop" desperately.
"then immediately someone lay down and reached out for the little girl," Jeff recalled. "at first I thought it was the mother who fell, and then I heard the little girl crying down there."
Fortunately, with the help of two male passengers, the little girl was successfully rescued. One of them may be Chinese, but it can`t be confirmed for the time being.
It is reported that after the success of the girl`s family rescue, the warm-hearted passengers around expressed sincere thanks. Platform staff also quickly arrived at the scene, with the little girl and her family for communication.
"after a few minutes of placation by the staff, the car restarted."
After all this, Jeff thinks the gap between the Sydney train platform and the car body is too big, and government should take some remedial action to avoid a bigger tragedy.
"grown-ups may be stuck in their thighs, but the child just falls, and it would be unthinkable to run into a time when there is no one in the car."
"I think the safety risk management of the train platform is so bad that glass guardrail should be installed in the gap." He said he was "rather disappointed with the Sydney subway system." Government is not willing to spend money, and there is nothing to do with it. "
