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A woman fell under a tram in Bochum and was seriously injured. Passers-by helped her out of the situation.
A woman fell under a tram in Bochum and was seriously injured. Passers-by, including a doctor, pulled the 44-year-old out from under the train on line 302 at the Altenbochum Kirche stop, the fire department announced. The rescue service and emergency doctor stabilized the injured person and she was then taken to hospital. Danger to life could not initially be ruled out, it said.
According to the information, the 51-year-old tram driver had activated the emergency brake. No passengers were injured. Emergency services looked after them and the driver after the accident. The police are investigating the cause of the accident. There was no further information.
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