The craze for creating social media reels is pushing people to dangerous extremes. Many risk their lives for views, with some performing stunts on trains, while others perform dangerous stunts on cars or bikes. Often, people don’t hesitate to endanger themselves or others while filming these short videos.
A shocking video has recently gone viral on social media. This video is from Sri Lanka, where a Chinese female tourist was attempting to create a reel on a moving train. The woman was hanging onto the train’s railing, with half her body outside the train. At high speed, the woman’s head suddenly collided with tree branches. The impact causes the video to shake violently, and then…
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A Chinese tourist had a heart-stopping moment while traveling on Sri Lanka’s coastal railway line. She fell from the train after being struck by a tree branch while trying to record a video.
Fortunately, she landed on a bush, which broke her fall and miraculously left her… pic.twitter.com/GmKnViyC0U
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In the video, the impact of the tree branches causes the woman to lose her grip. Within moments, she falls off the train. After this horrifying incident, the person filming starts shouting to stop the train.
The video clearly shows the woman’s hand releasing from the railing after hitting the branches, followed by her falling from the moving train. The individual filming is then heard desperately yelling to stop the train.
Saved by Bushes
According to a report by The Sun, when the train stopped at the next station, the woman’s companions went back to the location of the incident to search for her. Fortunately, she had fallen into bushes, which prevented her from sustaining serious injuries. However, she did suffer some bruises and scrapes on her arms and legs.
Social Media Outrage
The post’s caption stated that the woman was lucky to have fallen into the bushes, which saved her life. The police also confirmed that she did not suffer any major injuries. Following the video’s virality, social media users have expressed anger in their comments, with many labeling it a dangerous stunt. Some commented that this trend of risking lives for reels is not limited to India, but also plagues neighboring countries like China.
