Refugee couple throw themselves on train track cradling tiny baby after hearing they are going to migrant camp
In a terrifying show of desperation this refugee couple cradle their
tiny baby, after throwing themselves on train tracks as police try to
take them to migrant camps in Hungary.
The heartbreaking footage shows a man and his wife laying on the tracks with their baby held between them as police officers attempt to drag them away.
In distressing scenes officers carrying batons and wearing full riot gear grab the arm of the mother as she struggles to hold on to her baby.
Several other officers are seen subduing her husband by violently pushing his head to the ground.
ITV reporter James Mates, who witnessed the incident, reported refugees on board the trains leaving Budapest's Keleti station believed they were going to Austria.
But the train soon stopped at the small town of Bicske 30 miles down the line where police were waiting.
"Refugees now being cleared from train one carriage at a time. Being corralled through an underpass, (very) unhappy," he tweeted.
Reuters reported that the migrants banged on the windows and shouted: “No camp, no camp”.
Police tried to clear the train by carriages, 100 people or so at a time and push them through an underpass before backing down.
It was when riot police attempted to remove the refugees from the train that the man and woman threw themselves onto the track with their baby.
The anguish is visible on the man's face as police attempt to drag him and his wife off the track.
The heartbreaking footage shows a man and his wife laying on the tracks with their baby held between them as police officers attempt to drag them away.
In distressing scenes officers carrying batons and wearing full riot gear grab the arm of the mother as she struggles to hold on to her baby.
Several other officers are seen subduing her husband by violently pushing his head to the ground.
ITV reporter James Mates, who witnessed the incident, reported refugees on board the trains leaving Budapest's Keleti station believed they were going to Austria.
But the train soon stopped at the small town of Bicske 30 miles down the line where police were waiting.
"Refugees now being cleared from train one carriage at a time. Being corralled through an underpass, (very) unhappy," he tweeted.
Reuters reported that the migrants banged on the windows and shouted: “No camp, no camp”.
Police tried to clear the train by carriages, 100 people or so at a time and push them through an underpass before backing down.
It was when riot police attempted to remove the refugees from the train that the man and woman threw themselves onto the track with their baby.
The anguish is visible on the man's face as police attempt to drag him and his wife off the track.
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