sight here in india. it's very crowded passenger train. it's all part of the commute if you live in the mumbai area of india. you see a couple of guys here and this young lady in the very distinted black and white stripe shirt. doors open, hair's blowing, when suddenly -- >> ooh! oh! is she holding on? >> no. they were holding onto her. this girl was nearly killed. you do see headphones in her ears, and reports are that she was on the phone with a friend when this happened. she leans out just a little bit more right as that train snaps by, and you see her left hand flip, she grabs onto the door, loseshat's where this guy with the red plaid shirt. >> he's lucky, because he his arms wrapped around that other one like an anchor. >> she didn't get clipped by the

train, did she? >> it's hard to tell. reports say she was taken to the hospital in the next town because of a hand injury. >> oh. >> i don't know if she injured that hand as she was hanging out of the train or clipped it on the ground as she was hanging out. this is a quote from the girl. i'm lucky that people in the same compartment reached in time and not only saved me but also my phone. >> the phone can be replaced. you cannot. >> once she is back inside the train you see a grimace like she might be in a little bit of pain. you also see a finger wag in her face as well to say you need to be a little more careful on a speeding train. it's national bullying prevention month. the ad council has put out this video. >> because of you, i felt hopeless. >> because you told me you didn't like himy voice i starte

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