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My fellow train passenger collapsed in front of me. I couldn’t stop laughing

Sydney Morning Herald 1 min read 3 hours ago

The world’s second-highest train journey takes passengers up where the air is thin. It affects everyone differently, but my reaction is somewhat unusual – and mortifying.
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