The man survives being driven by moving the train to Peru

• A 28 -year -old Peruvian man Juan Carlos Tello, miraculously survived after being hit by a freight train while falling asleep on the rails in Lima
• The dramatic incident, captured on CCTV, showed that Tello had been thrown under the train and appeared with only minor wounds
• Despite his intoxication state, Tello’s incredible escape raised concerns about train safety in Peru

Lima, Peru -A miraculous moment was surprised on the CCTV films showing how a 28 -year -old Peruvian man, Juan Carlos Tello, narrowed death after being hit by a train.

On Saturday, March 8, Tollo, who was apparently in a state of intoxication, fell asleep on a railway track in Lima.

The filming shows it initially, sitting motionless on the tracks, with a white utility vehicle parked at meters.

Incredible survival

Moments later, a freight train collapsed in Tello’s head, throwing it on its side and under the locomotive.

Amazingly, then rolled from under the train on the nearby sidewalk, conscious and alive. While the spectators rushed to his aid, Tello got to his feet and stumbled to the road, finally sitting on the curb.

He escaped the horror collision with only minor wounds to the left arm and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.

Accounts of eyewitnesses and official statements

General Javier Avalos, a security official for the city of Ate in Lima, said: “The train was beaten, but by a miracle he did not kill him.

It seems that he was in a state of intoxication, he fell asleep along the train and did not feel the train was coming. “

The freight train, which had been regularly to Andes Peruan, a mountain chain that extends through seven countries in South America, miraculously did not lead to fatal injuries to Tollo.

The historical context of train accidents in Peru

Accidents involving trains are not unusual in Peru. In August 2024, on the same train line as Tello’s incident, a young man who wore headset was hit and killed by a freight train while trying to cross the rails.

At the beginning of May last year, four people were killed, and more than 30 others suffered wounded after a passenger bus and a freight train collided in the Peruvian Central District.

Man in tears while 11 members of his family die

Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man had sadness expressed over the tragic death of 11 members of his family. The man told the ugly incident that took his brother’s life, Mr. Jeremiah Nwaji, his wife, six children, his male servant and the younger brother, Emmanuel.

According to him, the 11 people were on the road by Onitsha, The state of Anambra at the state of Ebonyi, where they had to participate in the funeral of their regretted father. However, when they arrived in Enugu, there was an explosion of tank and were caught in the devastating hell.

By telling the story, Ikechukwu Nwaji told Punch Newspaper that the incident happened on Saturday, January 25th. He said that the 11 victims were burned beyond recognition and that they buried only the ashes.

Source: legit.ng