Indian PFs are of C type at the end so a person slipping to the tracks can safely move to the gap aka C section while the train moves on.... Later the person can get up frm d tracks..
Slipping in PF gaps is a common affair in IR and atleast one or two such cases occur daily...

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Jul 23 2013 (11:32)

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"C type at the End"... Not sure what it means...

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Jul 23 2013 (13:43)

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A pictorial representation....

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