A woman fell onto the tracks at Fuzhong Station, and police and firefighters are making every effort to conduct a rescue. The operation of the Bannan Line has been significantly affected.
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On the 5th, an incident occurred at Fuzhong Station on the Bannan Line where a passenger fell onto the tracks, causing disruptions to train operations. Emergency services promptly arrived at the scene to carry out rescue efforts and found that the accident resulted in extended train stopping and waiting times. They urged passengers to consider taking alternative transportation. The details of the incident are still under investigation, and the metro company has informed passengers through announcements and is providing assistance with refund procedures and other matters.
An incident of a passenger falling onto the tracks occurred on the Bannan Line at Fuzhong Station. Emergency services were notified and immediately dispatched to the scene for rescue operations. Currently, trains are running bi-directionally on a single track, and the specific cause of the incident is still under further investigation.
The Taipei Rapid Transit Corporation issued a notice at 6:54 PM on the 5th, stating that this incident was an abnormal situation caused by passenger factors, resulting in delays in train stops and longer waiting times. The MRT company recommends passengers with time constraints to consider using other modes of transportation or to choose different transfer stations to continue their journeys.
It is understood that a woman fell onto the tracks at Fuzhong Station, and firefighters quickly arrived to conduct a rescue. MRT police have assessed the situation on-site and will provide more detailed information shortly.
After the incident, many passengers were asked to disembark and remain on the platform while discussions emerged online, with many expressing confusion about the cause of the event. Additionally, passengers reported that the MRT company informed them of the situation through announcements, and firefighters entered the station with a stretcher to carry out the rescue.
The detailed cause of the incident still requires further investigation. Taipei Metro once again reminds passengers that if they have issues with tickets or need refunds, they should seek assistance at the station inquiry counter, and they can also check the Taipei Metro official website for the latest updates.
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