A tragic incident occurred in Vladivostok, Russia.
A train ran over a man who was on the tracks.
The accident happened at the "Pervaya Rechka" railway station.
The impact severed the man's head.
An investigation is underway.
Train Decapitates Man in Vladivostok
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