Broken tap at railway platform drenches occupants inside train, netizens mock ‘special service’ by railways

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Updated At : 11:49 PM Oct 27, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, October 27

Public places, especially bus stands and railway stations account for events which are peculiar, bizarre and often funny. One such video has been doing the rounds on Twitter where a broken water tap at a railway platform could be seen ejecting water splash towards a moving train, drenching the occupants.

The video has been shared on Twitter by an account, Abhy. As the clip goes on, a canon of water emits forcefully from a broken tap. The spray directly hits passengers standing at the door and window facing towards the platform.

Since being shared on Twitter, the video has enmassed over 1.1 million views. Netizens are having gala time calling it a special service by railways.

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