Simple soul that I am - I have never fully understood why HEMS attend in situations such as this. King's Cross station is about 300 yards from University College Hospital (complete with A&E / Trauma Surgeons etc). In the time it took to load the casualty into the helicopter, start engines, run pre-flight checks etc - they could have already been at UCH ! Nevertheless - "Thanks" for uploading the video.
@drpoxy The Royal London has a special surgery designed for HEMS to enter from the helipad. so if you want them to head straight into surgery you go there
@Susu986 If you see the big red thing which tells you what happens it would say this at the top or button: If there is a Emergency in a Station and any part of the train are still in the train station the driver would stop the train and get everyone out <:-- THATS NOT WHAT IT SAID BUT IT KIND OF WHAT IT SHOULD SAYS.
Ahh is that what the emergency was. I arrived in that station today on the Victoria line and heard that siren telling us to get out. I never found out what the emergency was.
what gets me about this video is how even though the alarms are sounding and all the gates are open both ways, people still stop to use their tickets!! talk about drones
I was just going to ask that... it seems a little extreme. But I guess it would be hard for the medics to get to the person if they had to shoulder thru crowds of people.
was there a fire?
rmeacham363 2 weeks ago
The station has to be evacuated, because all the staff have to go outside and look at the helicopter, and someone might nick something.
ta400 1 month ago
I like the fire man filming it on his phone instead of helping
SmashBangCrash 7 months ago
Simple soul that I am - I have never fully understood why HEMS attend in situations such as this. King's Cross station is about 300 yards from University College Hospital (complete with A&E / Trauma Surgeons etc). In the time it took to load the casualty into the helicopter, start engines, run pre-flight checks etc - they could have already been at UCH ! Nevertheless - "Thanks" for uploading the video.
drpoxy 8 months ago
@drpoxy The Royal London has a special surgery designed for HEMS to enter from the helipad. so if you want them to head straight into surgery you go there
kaychanc 2 weeks ago
wow.well done for the great filming,even though there was so much maddness every where.sounded seroius.did you see what happened
camothegr8 1 year ago
i was there when that happend
i was in a little kiosk across the street
MrPabzii 1 year ago
init tubes made by us london
Storm1053 1 year ago
Nobody will evacuate an entire station in Russian metro if someone falls under a train.
ThePaunchy 1 year ago
what was the emergency?
xXxLOUISE01xXx 1 year ago
Anyone know what actually happened on this day??
xashleykamix 1 year ago
0:06 why did the train stopped there
kaiyan246 1 year ago
@kaiyan246 That's a good question, even though I was there, I don't know. We didn't hit anyone I believe.
Susu986 1 year ago
@Susu986 If you see the big red thing which tells you what happens it would say this at the top or button: If there is a Emergency in a Station and any part of the train are still in the train station the driver would stop the train and get everyone out <:-- THATS NOT WHAT IT SAID BUT IT KIND OF WHAT IT SHOULD SAYS.
aideed247 4 months ago
@kaiyan246 the electricity cuts out on the tracks when emergency doors are opened / estop / power cut by grid.
ococircusboy 1 year ago
Big evacuation, as a driver on the Island Line (IOW) you dont see many one-unders.
ARF1LMS 1 year ago
gas in your coloured knickers lol
travelplus1 1 year ago
wow, in a emergancy the escalators reverse to go up, not down! Clever!
iwatchfunny 1 year ago 2
Ahh is that what the emergency was. I arrived in that station today on the Victoria line and heard that siren telling us to get out. I never found out what the emergency was.
lindylou2003 1 year ago
Haha. Look at that stupid nip at 3.50! Such a cliche! Haha
swedpidge 2 years ago
what gets me about this video is how even though the alarms are sounding and all the gates are open both ways, people still stop to use their tickets!! talk about drones
seamanrob 2 years ago 9
i think only those on oyster cards would touch the reader to make sure they dont get charged a penalty fare
railexchangevideos 2 years ago 11
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georgieporge2 2 years ago
@seamanrob The people with tickets did not use them. You need to scan your oyster card to get back in later.
Starryguy1 11 months ago
Do they usually evacuate a whole station due to a person under a train?
georgieporge2 2 years ago
I was just going to ask that... it seems a little extreme. But I guess it would be hard for the medics to get to the person if they had to shoulder thru crowds of people.
lovelierlex 2 years ago
@georgieporge2 They evacuated the whole station because:
- Station staff might be needed to assist with the situation, no longer in their usual positions for the statio to operate safely
- Emergency services need unrestricted access
- The traction current is turned off which might cause other trains on the same line to be stuck in tunnels, requiring assistance
- The station becomes a crime scene until the circumstances are established
- The underground have standard procedure they follow
londonnboi 2 years ago
I see. A lot to take into account!
georgieporge2 2 years ago
you dont see things like this happen often
extrude22 2 years ago
Amazing video!
I've never seen anything like this before. That siren on the helicopter is weird, never heard that before.
It's good to see the emergency services work together and respond so quickly. The passengers also seemed calm and evacuated orderly.
Well done.
Zildjian285 2 years ago
Very well done video
wazztie16 2 years ago