Exclusive - This Train System in Bangladesh is Way Worse Than the Philippines' MRT! Find Out the Reason Why!

If you think that the transportation system in the Philippines is the worst thing you could ever witness, then you may want to change your standard.

Because of a low-quality and inefficient transportation system in the Philippines, many people find it difficult to commute on their way to work or school using the country's train system. However in Bangladesh, commuting is perhaps the worst option for everyone.

This post made by Facebook user Jasper Scarrwener went immediately viral as it featured the shocking situation in Bangladesh where thousands of citizens were fighting for a train ride. The Facebook user described it as the 'Train in Bangladesh'.

His post disturbed many online users because of the potential danger that this kind of railway system poses.

However, it was found that the rigorous scenes were captured during the time Muslims in Bangladesh fleed from the county's capital to celebrate the end of Ramadan with their families.

According to Daily Mail, thousands of Muslims tried to grab a seat in this railway station in Dhaka, Bangladesh to commemorate Eid al-Fitr. Meanwhile, these situations can also be expected once the Muslim celebration ended as the citizens go back to the capital to resume their regular routines.

The disturbing train station situation featured in the Facebook post is not how the everyday railway system in Bangladesh looks like. Below are the photographs which documented the more peaceful commuting scenario in Bangladesh:

CLICK PAGE 2 TO SEE THE PHOTOS

Although the everyday situation featured above is calmer than during the Islamic celebrations, no one can deny the problematic transportation system in this Muslim-centered country. The reason for this may be the fact that many people in Bangladesh have poor socio-economic backgrounds.

Fortunately, news site English Reports said that the local government of Bangladesh started to improve their transportation system in 2014. They have stabilized more projects directed by the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Railway Ministry.

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Source: TNP , Facebook

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