💨 Abstract

A Sydney Metro train in Australia had its doors fail to close during rush hour, leaving them wide open as the train traveled at full speed. Passengers were forced to cling to handrails as they narrowly avoided being sucked out of the moving train. The train's operator, Metro Trains Sydney, launched an investigation into the incident, with CEO Daniel Williams stating that the issue was resolved by manually closing the door at the next station.

Courtesy: metro.co.uk

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