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14 injured as escalator reverses at S.Korean subway station

By IANS | Updated: June 8, 2023 10:15 IST

Seoul, June 8 Fourteen people were injured on Thursday after an escalator reversed at a subway station in ...

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Seoul, June 8 Fourteen people were injured on Thursday after an escalator reversed at a subway station in South Korea, police said.

The accident occurred at around 8.20 a.m. when the upwards escalator leading to exit 2 of Sunae Station on the Bundang Line reversed suddenly and went backward for several seconds, Yonhap News Agency quoted police and fire authorities as saying.

Three people were transported to a hospital after sustaining injuries on the back and legs.

Eleven others sustained minor injuries, received treatment and were sent home.

None of them were in life-threatening condition.

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