Passenger clips nails on West Midlands Railway train
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 09:02 · Archive
A passenger clipped their nails on a West Midlands Railway service, prompting complaints online.
A passenger clipped their nails during a morning journey on a West Midlands Railway service, sparking complaints on social media. A commuter travelling on the train said another passenger used nail clippers while sitting opposite them.
A picture shared by one of the commuters shows nail clippings left on the carriage floor. The incident attracted online attention, with social media users describing the scene as unpleasant.
West Midlands Railway responded to the complaint with a public service announcement on social media, posting: 'PLEASE DON'T CUT YOUR NAILS ONBOARD OUR SERVICES.' The rail operator's tongue-in-cheek response quickly gained attention online.
How it is being reported
- Commuter left disgusted by what fellow passenger did during morning train journeyThe complaint was shared on social media by a commuter travelling on a West Midlands Railway service, who said another passenger had used nail clippers.Malvern Gazette · 21 Oct, 08:22
- Commuter left disgusted by what fellow passenger did during morning train journeyThe complaint was shared on social media by a commuter travelling on a West Midlands Railway service, who said another passenger had used nail clippers.Worcester News · 21 Oct, 08:22
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