Watch: Railway Passenger Caught Sleeping In Makeshift Hammock Inside Crowded Train
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In a video shared on Instagram, a young man can be seen sleeping on a makeshift hammock made out of a bedsheet.
Traveling in an overcrowded train is one of the most painful experiences. Trying to squeeze yourself into a train when there is little or no space to move is a task. Visuals of people jostling, shoving, and pushing each other to secure some space on a crowded train, are sadly too common in India. People are also seen climbing on the roofs of trains and hanging on to the doors, which can be dangerous.
Recently, a man faced with the same situation decided to come up with a unique solution. In a video shared on Instagram, a young man can be seen sleeping on a makeshift hammock made out of a bedsheet.
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