A couple in India found themselves in a perilous situation during a photo shoot on a railway bridge last Saturday (13 July) when an approaching train caught them off guard.
Panicked, they made a split-second decision to leap off the bridge into a 90-foot-deep (about 27m) gorge below to evade the oncoming train, as reported by Times Now.
Source: @TimesNow on X
Witnesses told local media that the couple was so absorbed in their shoot that they didn’t notice the train until it drew near.
According to the Deccan Herald, 22-year-old Rahul Mewada and his wife Jhanvi, 20, were walking on the Jogmandi railway bridge in Pali, Rajasthan, when a passenger train approached them.
Despite the train moving slowly and stopping on time, the couple panicked and jumped off the bridge to avoid a potential collision.
Following the fall, the couple was transported to a railway station and then to the hospital by ambulance.
The Udaipur Times reported that Mr Rahul sustained a spinal cord injury and required specialised treatment at another hospital.
He is said to be in critical condition.
Meanwhile, Ms Jhanvi suffered a fractured leg.
The incident has sparked concern about safety at the bridge, a popular spot for photography enthusiasts.
Local authorities are now considering stricter measures to prevent similar accidents in the future.
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