[kellyhound]

[Necrotic Bowel]

Wow, don't move the poor guy off the tracks before another train comes or anything.

[docfr8]

Let me guess, India... The land where everyone loves to help out

[REVZZYBAN]

Wow! He's messed up.

[REVZZYBAN]

Originally Posted by Necrotic Bowel ↗

Wow, don't move the poor guy off the tracks before another train comes or anything.

That next train might be a good idea.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by docfr8 ↗

Let me guess, India... The land where everyone loves to help out

Actually this is Bangladesh but i guess it's the same over there.

They don't help because of police intimidation and fear of medical fees and legal proceedings in court cases.

"The foremost reason was intimidation by police," he says.

"Oftentimes if you assist someone the police will assume you're helping that person out of guilt."

Apart from the fear of being falsely implicated, people also worried about becoming trapped as a witness in a court case - legal proceedings can be notoriously protracted in India.

And if they helped the victim get to hospital, they feared coming under pressure to stump up fees for medical treatment.

More: http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-36446652
Glad i don't live there.

[medemblikker]

Imagine being that guy laying there and you see all those people around you doing nothing but waching and filming..

[Sharon]

His medical care will cost an arm and a leg

Can't comprehend how weird it must be seeing your limbs destroyed.

[pokerplay]

Come on baby, do the locomotion...

[Jezebelle-Red]

All they needed to do was pull him off the damn tracks!