Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe RUGBY , England, Sept. 16 (UPI) -- A train in England was delayed after a railway worker got his hand caught in a vending machine as he attempted to purchase a coffee. According to the BBC, Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service arrived at the train station in Rugby to help remove the maintenance worker's hand from a coffee vending machine. Advertisement "One appliance from Rugby was mobilized and crews confirmed one male member of staff on a train had his hand stuck in a coffee machine," a spokesperson told the Rugby Advertiser. The worker sustained minor cuts to his hand and forced the train headed from Holyhead to London Euston to be delayed for more than 20 minutes. "Crews used small gear and hydraulic cutting equipment to release the casualty," the spokesperson said. "An Ambulance was requested to attend due to the casualty having lacerations to their hand." No other trains on the route were delayed as a result of the incident. Read More Spanish train conductor clocks out mid-trip, strands passengers Hersheypark roller coaster stops mid-ride, 27 passengers evacuated Bar named 'DeRailed' struck by derailed train
