Breastfeeding campaign
Mothers carry strollers and their babies down a flight of stairs after attending a rally to raise public awareness and support for breastfeeding, inside a subway station in New York, August 8, 2014. Mothers and their relatives who attended the rally held at the steps of New York City Hall also commemorated the 20th anniversary of the passing of the New York State civil rights law allowing women to breastfeed at any place they have the legal right to be. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (UNITED STATES - Tags: ANNIVERSARY HEALTH SOCIETY)
Mothers carry strollers and their babies down a flight of stairs after attending a rally to raise public awareness and support for breastfeeding, inside a subway station in New York, August 8, 2014. Mothers and their relatives who attended the rally held at the steps of New York City Hall also commemorated the 20th anniversary of the passing of the New York State civil rights law allowing women to breastfeed at any place they have the legal right to be. REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz (UNITED STATES - Tags: ANNIVERSARY HEALTH SOCIETY)

A video of a stroller being blown into a London rail track with a baby inside the pram is now being shared in various social media sites and has gone viral. In YouTube, this video has more than 60,000 hits so far less than a day after it was posted.

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The one-minute, 30-second video clip was taken from the CCTV footage at London's Goodge Street underground station.

It showed a man temporarily leaving the stroller with an infant inside to help other family members go down the stairs. However, the wind from a passing train moved the buggy towards the rail track and the pram and the baby fell into the track.

But seconds later, a woman - presumably the mother of the baby - jumps into the track and retrieves the infant and the stroller, after which a train passed by.

Transport police released the footage to help identify the child and the parents and to ensure the infant was not harmed by the accident. The incident actually happened in July, but the video was released only on Tuesday.