It was an incredible moment at Stirling station, 9 kilometres northwest of Perth, Western Australia on Wednesday morning. A man's leg got trapped between train and the platform when he slipped and one leg got blocked in the gap. His leg was getting squeezed by the 10,000 tonne train and was unable to bear the pain.

The railway staff immediately alerted the train driver first and then mobilised people to help the trapped man. Within few minutes, around 30 to 40 people came into rescue. The passengers pushed the train away from the platform causing tilt and finally the man was saved. It took around 10 minutes and all this was captured in the nation's CCTV footage and is currently going viral.

The station authorities have called upon ambulance luckily the man did not sustain injuries but was left with pain. The authorities also praised the staff for their immediate response.