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WATCH: Here’s How People At Kanpur Railway Station Are Using The Escalator

IANS, 03 May, 2018 12:59 PM
    A 1.09-minute clip that recently surfaced online sheds light on the amusing episode. While it is not clear when it was captured, it shows a middle-aged man and a woman trying to go down in an escalator that moves upwards.
     
     
    People seem to have misunderstood its purpose. In the video, one can see how a man awkwardly continued to walk down as if he was going down the stairs, and it left many social media users in splits. Funnily enough, many others followed him instead of understanding the real concept behind an escalator.
     
     

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