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Watch How People Board The Mumbai Local Train

Darpan News Desk IANS, 20 Mar, 2016 03:30 PM

Most, eventually, learn how to navigate the rush hour crowd, but for the newly relocated, boarding Mumbai’s local trains can be indeed daunting.

This incredible video acts as an instruction manual on how to successfully board and deboard a local train during rush hour.

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However, Mumbai’s rush hour train crowd isn’t one of its kind. This Japanese video is comparable as it shows how even the conductors help in stuffing people into the already over-stuffed train compartments.

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