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Seconds Mattered. Police Officers Pulled a Man Off the Tracks as an Oncoming Train Hurtled Toward Him.

Summary by TA3.com
Trnava Railway Police officers saved a man lying on the tracks from an oncoming train. Last week, the operations center received a report from a train driver who noticed a man on the tracks on the line between Trnava and Cífero. The officers immediately went to the scene and found the man. However, the situation was dramatized by the fact that a train was approaching the scene.
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TRNAVA - Last week, police officers from the railway police in Trnava rescued a 62-year-old man who was on the tracks between Trnava and Cífero as a train approached him. The Regional Directorate of the Police Force in Trnava reported this on social media on Friday. In this context, it also warns that movement on the tracks is dangerous.

Trnava Railway Police officers saved a man lying on the tracks from an oncoming train. Last week, the operations center received a report from a train driver who noticed a man on the tracks on the line between Trnava and Cífero. The officers immediately went to the scene and found the man. However, the situation was dramatized by the fact that a train was approaching the scene.

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TA3.com broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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