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The train company posted a video on Facebook on Wednesday, 1 December, while sharing their disappointment with an incident.
“We did not upgrade our train to be used as a place to wash hands,” they said.
“We hope that our passengers will not follow this behaviour and will be more responsible and ethical when boarding our trains.”
The video shows a woman taking a bottle of water out of her bag and using it to rinse her hands while inside the train, leaving a puddle on the floor.
“Even though we are always reminded to wash our hands, but…” trailed off a Facebook user with facepalm emojis.
Another netizen said, “There are many who do not know this but you cannot eat, drink, and dirty the area in the trains and the stations. This is because many do this every day.”
Meanwhile, someone suggested, “This is the importance of having auxillary police in every train. If anything weird happens, it can be dealt with right away.”