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A woman on a train was jolted into a tense standoff with a stranger, who accused her of looking like his sister. The stranger was a man who started shouting at her out of the blue, asking for an explanation about the family resemblance and getting increasingly worked up. Fortunately, a woman in a ponytail stepped in to settle situation, blocking the man with an umbrella and forcing him off the train with the help of other passengers. To make sure the man did not harass anyone any more, she even stood at the door and warning him that if he dared get back on the train, she’d beat him to death. Let’s hear more.

- Why do you look like my sister?
- How would I know?
- Nobody looks like your sister.
- You look just like her, and you show up in my life.
You mess with my life. How dare you.
- Don’t make the other passengers angry. Sit down please.
- Get off the train! Get off! Off! Off! Get off the train!
- If you dare come in, I’ll beat you to death.

Member of public
Shocked by incident
He mistook her for someone else. It’s already enough to apologize. But he was yelling at her. He crossed a line.

Member of public
Would’ve been scared too
If it were me, if someone suddenly told me that I was their brother or something, I’d be shocked as well.

The sister-lookalike posted a video of the confrontation online, thanking her ponytailed savior and the staff at the station. The Taiwan Railway says the incident happened on Sunday noon, on a local train heading north from Chiayi to Changhua. The man was kicked off the train at Shetou Station. The railway company says that nobody actually notified staff about the fight. It says that, in situations like this, it’s best to inform the train conductor immediately and let staff handle it.

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