article_snippet: Witnesses told of fire crews hoisting up a Tube train to free the 28-year-old woman on the northbound platform, and claimed the 28-year-old woman was pulled underneath a Tube train as a Tube train approached.
article_snippet: Cristina Squires, Channel 5 News editor, said on Twitter that Cristina Squires saw firemen trying to rescue the 28-year-old woman, and claimed firemen had to 'jack up the train'.
article_snippet: Emergency services on the scene: One witness told of how fire crews hoisting up a Tube train to free the 28-year-old woman, while another said the 28-year-old woman was pulled underneath a Tube train as the 28-year-old woman approached .
article_snippet: The London Fire Brigade said The London Fire Brigade sent two fire engines and a fire rescue unit, and helped recover the woman from the tracks.
article_snippet: A spokesman said: 'Firefighters used a "scoop stretcher" - a specialist piece of equipment - to bring the woman back to the platform before the woman was taken to hospital.'
article_snippet: An London Ambulance Service crew and air ambulance were also sent to the station, where the woman was treated before being taken to the hospital in Tooting.
highlights_snippet: Firefighters, police and paramedics rescue woman at Clapham South .
  
highlights_snippet: Witnesses tell of fire crews hoisting up Tube train to free passenger, 28 .
  