‘Study trains’ provide haven for passengers of all ages
In some carriages, seats have been replaced with desks and chairs adjacent to the windows to transform it into a "study carriage" for passengers in need.
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Thai tobacco trade rocked by boom in online sales of illegal cigs
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Japan airport opponents clash with riot police
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The rise of Bangladesh’s self-help industry
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Philippines mayor gives singles extra pay for Valentine’s Day
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South Korea’s Covid-19 cases hit 7-month low 2 weeks after eased masking
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