BABY IN STROLLER SURVIVES TRAIN COLLISION

BABY SURVIVES PRAM'S COLLISION WITH TRAIN
BABY OK AFTER TRAIN HITS STROLLER IN AUSTRALIA

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - A 6-month-old baby has miraculously survived a train hitting his stroller, which rolled onto the tracks when his mother let go for an instant. The escape was captured on security camera footage that shows the red, three-wheeled stroller plunging off a station platform just as the commuter train pulls in, and the mother's panicked lunge to grab it. The train pushed the stroller, with the baby strapped into it, about 130 feet (40 meters) along the tracks before it stopped, but it did not go under the train. Paramedics, who arrived to find the baby being comforted by his mother, confirmed the child received a bump on his head.

Police have not identified the mother, who wished to remain anonymous, and say the incident was an accident. Police said they released the video to underscore the need for people to be extra safety conscious when using the train system. The stroller's front wheel drifts toward the track, and the stroller rolls toward the edge, flipping over as it hits the tracks. The mother spots it just before it pitches over the side, and lunges forward — too late. The train pulls into the station, and the mother clutches her face in apparent panic and devastation. As the train stops, onlookers rush forward. The whole incident took about seven seconds.

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WHAT DO THE VEDIC TEACHINGS TELL US?

As stated, no one can protect the person whom Krishna is prepared to kill, and no one can kill the person whom Krishna protects.

Srila A.C. BV Swami Prabhupada:

"The Srimad Bhagavatam - Purport in Canto 4 - Chapter 17 - Verse 30"

Lord Krishna, the Supreme Personality of Godhead, is omnipotent, and if He wants to kill someone, no one can save that person. Similarly, if He wants to save someone, no one can kill him.

Srila A.C. BV Swami Prabhupada:
"Krishna Book - Chapter 72 - The Liberation of King Jarāsandha"