Humanity does not see the boundaries. A similar example was seen at Gaya railway station in Bihar on November 22,

A female passenger Suman Kumari
was ill and suddenly fell on the platform floor Gaya railway station platform no 1. She had come with relatives. The woman who had fallen on the platform floor was experiencing severe chest pain and her condition was worsening. Seeing the sick woman fall, the Australian tourist woman present there immediately started treating her. She was also a doctor by profession.

The name of this Australian woman who showed humanity is Soroya Anne, due to which the life of a woman who was suffering from severe pain was saved.

The woman was completely safe after getting immediate medical attention from the Australian woman.

The station master was informed by the RPF to call a doctor and ambulance for medical assistance. Meanwhile, the woman started having severe chest pain. When an atmosphere of chaos was established, Soroya Annie, who was among some tourist women from Australia, could not stop herself and she immediately started medical assistance to the woman, which brought relief to her and then she was taken to Railway Hospital and then to Magadh Medical College. He was admitted to the hospital, where he is undergoing treatment.

In this regard, the RPF official said that the woman who had come to platform number one of Gaya railway station was ill and had suddenly fallen on the floor. He was treated by a woman from Australia. First aid was given with the help of an Australian woman. Immediately after this, after Railway Hospital, he has now been admitted to Magadh Medical College Hospital and his condition is out of danger. The promptness of the Railway Protection Force was also commendable.