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1:37Now PlayingOne electrical engineer is being hailed a hero after he jumped onto subway tracks over the weekend in Manhattan to rescue a man who fell as a train was about to pull into the station. Jonathan Kulig, 29, from Queens, New York, told Inside Edition: "I had to walk over two rails, the third rail [on one side], the third rail [on the other side] and two other tracks [before getting to him]." Kulig was heading to work Saturday night when he saw a complete stranger sprawled out on the tracks. #InsideEdition
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