Baby born on Munich train gets lifelong ticket
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Published: 5 Nov, 2008 CET.
Updated: Wed 5 Nov 2008 14:46 CET
A baby born in a Munich S-Bahn commuter train will receive a lifelong free ticket to ride the city’s public transportation system, the rail operator announced on Wednesday.
"The ticket will be valid as long as Deutsche Bahn runs the S-Bahn system," company head Michael Wuth said.
Baby Leo was born on Monday evening on the S8 line when his mother suddenly went into labour and an S-Bahn worker aided in the birth of the infant.
"I would like for Leo to be a loyal passenger on the S-Bahn from the beginning," Wuth said, adding that he would not speculate as to whether such a gift would lead to a boom of baby births on public transportation.
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"The ticket will be valid as long as Deutsche Bahn runs the S-Bahn system," company head Michael Wuth said.
Baby Leo was born on Monday evening on the S8 line when his mother suddenly went into labour and an S-Bahn worker aided in the birth of the infant.
"I would like for Leo to be a loyal passenger on the S-Bahn from the beginning," Wuth said, adding that he would not speculate as to whether such a gift would lead to a boom of baby births on public transportation.
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