Viral Video: Rush-Hour Commute Forces Mumbai Women To Stand At Local Train Door

It’s not uncommon to see straphangers standing at local train doors in Mumbai but peak hour rush can force passengers to risk their lives - all so they can make it to work. A viral video captures the struggle of a group of resilience women, who were forced to stand at the edge, clinging to the overhead handles because the train was far too crowded to allow a less risky commute. Although Mumbai debuted its local train service 156 years ago, there is no end in sight for the daily hustle of office-goers. | Courtesy: @Cow__Momma/X