The driver of Taiwan Railway's Xinziqiang train put his head over the man who broke into the track to take pictures.

The driver of the Taiwan Railway's Xinziqiang train asked a middle-aged man who broke into the Qingnian Road level crossing in Tainan's East District to take pictures of the train. (Taken from threads changhuapig for authorized use)

On the afternoon of the 4th, a middle-aged man broke into the Taiwan Railways level crossing track area at Qingnian Road, East District, Tainan. He wanted to take pictures of passing trains. He was photographed by nearby netizens. At that time, the No. 132 New Self-Strengthening Train going north was passing by. It stopped after blaring its siren. The train driver stuck his head out to ask the man, and then the man left angrily. Railway police said they would use surveillance cameras to identify the man involved in trespassing in the track area and investigate him for public danger crimes under the Railway Law or the Criminal Code.

Netizens posted the video of the man breaking into the track area of ​​Qingnian Road, Nanshi East District, on the Threads network platform. The Kaohsiung Branch of the Railway Police pointed out that it has applied to the Taiwan Railway Corporation for access to the surveillance images to clarify the case and identify the violator. If there is a violation of the relevant provisions of Article 57 of the Railway Law, the notification will be transferred to the Railway Bureau of the Ministry of Transportation for adjudication; if there is a criminal law public danger crime, a letter will be sent to the Tainan District Prosecutor's Office for investigation.

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The railway police called on the public to trespass on the railway tracks to take photos, cross the tracks, fall off the tracks to pick up items, or walk in non-open railway areas, which not only endangers their own lives, but also seriously threatens the driving safety of the public. In addition, according to Articles 57 and 70 of the Railway Law, pedestrians and vehicles are not allowed to intrude into railway routes, bridges, tunnels and areas not open to the public in station areas. Violators may be fined not less than NT$10,000 but not more than NT$50,000.

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