India, Feb. 6 -- Mumbai, the city that never sleeps, sees people travelling daily for long hours to reach work, school, and other places. But what often goes unnoticed is the danger the overcrowded trains pose to commuters.

A recent post on X (formerly Twitter) by a Mumbai woman, Mudrika Kavdia, highlighted the dangers of Mumbai's overcrowded local trains.

According to the post, carriages built for 1,200 passengers now carry up to 5,000, making accidents a regular occurrence.

While these trains are called the "lifeline of Mumbai," the woman says the system is becoming life-threatening.

"Lifeline shouldn't be life-threatening," the caption of the post reads.

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