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[h=1]Woman's leg caught in platform gap during rush hour[/h]
Published on May 01, 2013
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Commuters helping Madam Ong after her leg got caught in the platform gap (above). She took medical leave for two days because of her injuries. -- PHOTOS: STOMP, SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
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Commuters helping Madam Ong after her leg got caught in the platform gap (above). She took medical leave for two days because of her injuries. -- PHOTOS: STOMP, SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
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Commuters helping Madam Ong after her leg got caught in the platform gap. She took medical leave for two days because of her injuries. -- PHOTOS: STOMP, SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
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By Amelia Teng

A COMMUTER has told of her "panic" after her leg got trapped between an MRT train and a station platform when she was "pushed" by commuters.
Madam Ong - who did not want to give her full name - escaped with only bruises after the morning rush-hour incident at Little India station, but believes it could have been worse.
She had been standing by the doors while taking a crowded North-East Line train to work from Farrer Park to HarbourFront last Wednesday.
Madam Ong, who is in her 40s, told The Straits Times yesterday: "About three people exiting the train pushed me from the back, even though I was trying to give way by stepping out of the train first so they could get out."
Published on May 01, 2013
9:20 AM

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Commuters helping Madam Ong after her leg got caught in the platform gap (above). She took medical leave for two days because of her injuries. -- PHOTOS: STOMP, SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
- PHOTOS: STOMP, SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
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Commuters helping Madam Ong after her leg got caught in the platform gap (above). She took medical leave for two days because of her injuries. -- PHOTOS: STOMP, SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
http://www.straitstimes.com/sites/straitstimes.com/files/ST_20130501_AMLEG01WEHD_3637644e.jpg
Commuters helping Madam Ong after her leg got caught in the platform gap. She took medical leave for two days because of her injuries. -- PHOTOS: STOMP, SHIN MIN DAILY NEWS
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By Amelia Teng
A COMMUTER has told of her "panic" after her leg got trapped between an MRT train and a station platform when she was "pushed" by commuters.
Madam Ong - who did not want to give her full name - escaped with only bruises after the morning rush-hour incident at Little India station, but believes it could have been worse.
She had been standing by the doors while taking a crowded North-East Line train to work from Farrer Park to HarbourFront last Wednesday.
Madam Ong, who is in her 40s, told The Straits Times yesterday: "About three people exiting the train pushed me from the back, even though I was trying to give way by stepping out of the train first so they could get out."