Photo: ITAR-TASSIn the Amur Region, a man fell out of the train on the rails and in a 40-degree frost of 7 kilometers fled to the station in sports pants, shales and a T-shirt, Kommersant reports.
The 42-year-old resident of Bratsk was heading by train from Moscow to Neryogri (Yakutia). During the way, at the time when the train passed in the Amur Region, the man decided to go out to the vestibule. Returning to the car, he mixed up the door and, stepping into the darkness, ended up on the rails - the tambour front door was not blocked.
As a result, a passenger, dressed in sports pants, shales and a T-shirt, was on rails in a 40-degree frost. He failed to catch up with the train, but the man continued to run along the rails. After 7 km, he reached the nearest station - "Richard Sorge", where he was given the necessary assistance.
Currently, on the fact of what happened by the employees of the Tyndinsky LO of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia, a check is being carried out on transport. The policeman has to find out if there was an accident or negligence of an forgetful guide that did not locked the tambour door for the key.