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    16 August 2018 - AUCKLAND, New Zealand
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    34-Year-Old Man Recalls the Day He Almost Died as a Toddler

    "Four-tenths of a second. That's the precise difference, Dan Hanara says, that stood between his life and death when he wandered on to a Hamilton railway line as a toddler."

    He was speaking to the New Zealand Herald.

    Hanara continued: "Ahead of a rail safety campaign kicking off today, the 34-year-old has been re-united with the train driver whose quick actions likely saved him.

    "On that day, back in 1985, a 22-month-old Hanara slipped away from his family as his mother was getting his siblings ready for school."

    Dan Hanara lives in Australia and is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

    Read more and watch a video at the New Zealand Herald.

     

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