Thread: Woman blocks high-speed train from leaving in China as husband was late

January 10, 2018 14:48
By China Daily
Asia News Network

Beijing - A woman in Hefei, Anhui province, recently learned that a high-speed train is by no means a family vehicle, after she impeded a train's departure and asked the station personnel to let her husband board the train after he was denied entry as the gate was already closed.

The woman, surnamed Luo, stopped a cabin door from closing on a high-speed train bound for Guangdong from Hefei using her body on Friday, as seen in a video that went viral on the internet.

In the video, Luo can be seen blocking the door while talking on the phone, in the hope that it would stall the train's departure and allow the boarding of her husband, who along with their child was stopped at the gate for arriving late, reported Shanghai Morning Post on Tuesday.

Ignoring the repeated demands from two train personnel to either stay inside the cabin or stay on the platform, she was then forced out of the train, and fell on the ground and was pulled by an official on the platform. But her jammed foot in the crack between the door and its frame led to a second opening of the almost closed gate, followed by her continued demand for the boarding of her husband.

Though the incident ended with Luo finally being pulled out of the train, the train left about four minutes behind schedule.

Claiming she had no idea that the gate of the train was supposed to be closed three to five minutes before the departure, Luo believed her action was “no problem if her husband can just come down (to the platform) in 10 seconds”, as there was “two minutes left” before the scheduled leaving.

“Because the child has stuff to do in the other city, we were in a hurry, and there was only one train that day, or otherwise we would have to wait till the next day,” said Luo in the Post interview.

According to a Guanchazhe report, Luo was suspected of violating the Law on Punishments in Public Order and Security Administration and Regulation on the Administration of Railway Safety, and faces a possible detention of 10 days and penalty of up to 2,000yuan (RM1, 229).

Luo is currently suspended from her job as a deputy dean in a primary school in Hefei while the case is being investigated.

Woman blocks high-speed train from leaving in China as husband was late

Originally Posted by Wilsonandson

In the video, Luo can be seen blocking the door while taking a shit

All just a misunderstanding.

Originally Posted by Luigi

All just a misunderstanding.

Very Confucian like.

Fockin savage Asians never normally hold the door open, do they Jeff?

Can't Trump just Nuke that shit house.

You'd love China, tezza.

Fuckin' Chinks.

Originally Posted by pseudolus

You'd love China, tezza.

Spent 5 weeks there traveling by train.

Quite enjoyed I did, once i got used to coonts spitting pissing and shitting everywhere that is.

Fok, just watched the Vid.

They should of just sucker punched the whore and knocked her the fok out.

Just watched it too.

The prick who took the vid in portrait mode needed chucking off too

To us that sounds like commotion, to them that was just a little chat.

Originally Posted by terry57

Can't Trump just Nuke that shit house.

Yeah! How dare they have better trains than exceptional America...

China 160 to 220 MPH



vs. American high speed train 80 MPH with 30 MPH curves...


Does that bridge tag say "Labrat Nation?" Well done.

Tasers, lads. Order some bloody Tasers for next time.

It's a police state, just shove out the door and slap some handcuffs on her. What the problem is?

I've been on those trains and they are fast.

i'm surprised the lady wasn't really hurt. I've seen people almost stuck in the subways as they close very fast in both the trains and subways and looks painful if you are in the way.
I seriously think the sentence they mention is over the top... jail time? lol

land of fast trains

^ Heh...

^^ Haha, from Ajarn I suspect.

More like, "Land of Mao"