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Caballero2 years ago

You've heard of the underground railroad, this is the underwater railroad.

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Gage The Fiscal Sage | Fundamentalist Investor2 years ago

waiting for the thing to derail at any moment

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Alex Fridd2 years ago

It’s strange how the rail manages to stay stable while being submerged!

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CRICKET FACTS2 years ago

Train in Bangladesh😂

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Andy2 years ago

And in the UK a few leaves manage to cause chaos.

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BillDice Gaming2 years ago

A single leaf on a South Eastern rail is enough to cancel the entire morning's trains, seriously delay the rest of the trains for that day & some the next morning, and cause havoc in train stations with overcrowding.

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Rocky2 years ago

Wow .. how to turn your train into a waterway vessel in one video 😳 this seems dangerous to me 🤷🏼‍♂️

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Inside the Nature2 years ago

Pakistan Railways: 7,796 km, mainly broad gauge, slower, less efficient, often delayed.Indian Railways: 67,956 km, diverse gauges, more efficient, extensive network, electrified routes.Both face challenges but India's is more modern, extensive.

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Beauty2 years ago

Pakistan’s railway system dates back to 1861, when the first line was established between Karachi and Kotri. The network rapidly expanded during British rule, becoming a vital part of trade and transport in the region.

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Craig2 years ago

Yet in Scotland, every train gets cancelled for the day due to some leaves on the track 🥴

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