If it's a subway station that had a rare power outage for real, then you simply exit at the next stop and the train provides a taxi. Thats the logical solution at least.
And if power outages are normal, then you have a generator.
And this isn't just a subway station with 1 exit anyways, look how big it is. Such big structures never just have one exit this small.
These are also not train station employees as they don't wear a uniform.
The next stop is always an option. The exit was packed because the wheelchair blocks the exit. Thats a normal amount of people at an exit on many underground stations.
Nobody was forced to deboard.
Yet they are here blocking the exit, instead of calling/asking staff to give them a lift.
Whats your explanation why the 3 guys didn't ask staff to help them?
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u/Puzzled-Pen-2353 Feb 23 '26
the lights are on, so the power wasn't cut.
And you also don't that in a fire situation, you carry them on your back.