Teenage boy fighting for life after falling from train on Sydney Harbour Bridge

A teenage boy is fighting for life after falling from a train onto the tracks on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Jessica Paul
NewsWire
He is in a criticxal condition. NewsWire/ Jack Nivison
He is in a criticxal condition. NewsWire/ Jack Nivison Credit: News Corp Australia

A teenage boy is fighting for life after falling from a train on the Sydney Harbour Bridge.

The teen fell onto the tracks at about 11.30am on Thursday, suffering numerous injuries including to his head, chest, and pelvis.

The boy fell from a train onto the tracks on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Picture: NewsWire/ Jack Nivison
The boy fell from a train onto the tracks on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. NewsWire/ Jack Nivison Credit: News Corp Australia

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The teen sustained injuries to his head, chest and pelvis. Picture: NewsWire/ Jack Nivison
The teen sustained injuries to his head, chest and pelvis. NewsWire/ Jack Nivison Credit: News Corp Australia
He is in a criticxal condition. Picture: NewsWire/ Jack Nivison
He is in a criticxal condition. NewsWire/ Jack Nivison Credit: News Corp Australia

He was rushed to Royal North Shore Hospital in a critical condition.

Medics from the Careflight Helicopter were on the scene, landing in Bradfield Park.

Trains are not running between Wynyard and Milsons Point. Picture: NewsWire/ Jack Nivison
Trains are not running between Wynyard and Milsons Point. NewsWire/ Jack Nivison Credit: News Corp Australia

Trains are not running between Wynyard and Milsons Point on the T1 North Shore line, with Transport for NSW urging commuters to consider alternative transport options.

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