Platform gap costs man both legs while trying to move boarding train at Udvada
(WorldNews India)

The platform at Udvada station; (inset) Aspi Sepoy For nearly a decade, Aspi Sepoy, 46, served as the caretaker of the Parsi museum at Udvada, a sacred pilgrimage spot for the community. Now, the caretaker is in dire need of care himself, having lost both his legs after he fell under a train at Udvada station. And, he`s not the only victim of the deadly station. Also read - Mumbai: 22-year-old ready to get back on her feet after train accident Work has been to raise the platform since September 1 Over the years, several people have been injured because of the gap between the platform and trains at Udvada station. This is a big problem particularly for senior citizens, who commonly make...