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A viral video revealing dust clouds emanating from a bus seat has shocked netizens and raised concerns about bus seat cleanliness.

Bus Seat Horror: This viral video will make you think twice before taking a seat on a bus 

A viral video revealing dust clouds emanating from a bus seat has shocked netizens and raised concerns about bus seat cleanliness.

In the ever-evolving landscape of the internet, trending videos have become a ubiquitous and fascinating aspect of our online culture. These videos, spanning across various platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and social media, capture our attention and imagination. Another such video has come across our screens which will make you think.&nbsp;
You'll think twice before grabbing a seat on a bus after watching this video. Recently, a viral video making rounds on social media, showing the dirt coming out of a bus seat has left netizens astonished. The clip was shared on Instagram by the handle @_likealeaf.&nbsp;
In a video, a person is hitting the bus seat with a hammer-like object and the dust comes flying out of it.
This post has millions of views with comments like - What a horror! And we fought for a seat bus&rdquo;, I feel like I have to take a shower after getting off the bus every time, even if it was only a five-minute ride.&rdquo;
<h3>Viral videos and their effects on us:</h3>
Whether it's viral challenges, heartwarming stories, or amusing cat videos, trending videos have the power to unite people from diverse corners of the world. They provide a snapshot of the collective consciousness, reflecting what captivates and entertains us at any given moment.
These videos often spark conversations, inspire creativity, and occasionally even change the course of our digital culture. In a world where attention spans are short, and content is abundant, trending videos are the gems that shine the brightest in the vast expanse of the internet, leaving us in awe of the boundless creativity and connection it offers.
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Steel bus shelter installed behind Bengaluru police chief's office vanishes with a week

A bus shelter behind the Bengaluru police chief's office was stolen a week after installation.

A stainless steel bus shelter, which was installed behind the Bengaluru city police commissioner&rsquo;s office recently, has mysteriously disappeared. The Indian Express reported that the steel structure of the Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation worth Rupees 10 lakh was installed on the bustling Cunningham Road on August 21 and was found missing on August 30.&nbsp; The police have registered of theft and collected CCTV footage from nearby buildings to trace the miscreants involved in the incident.

A bus of the Maharashtra govt was caught on camera running with a large part of its roof's outer covering fluttering in the air

Watch: Bus with broken roof running on Maharashtra road, official suspended

A bus of the Maharashtra govt was caught on camera running with a large part of its roof's outer covering fluttering in the air

A bus of the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) has been caught on camera running with the outer covering of its rooftop getting detached from one side and fluttering in the air, prompting the authorities to initiate a probe into it.
The bus was plying in Gadchiroli district of the state, an official said, adding a staffer responsible for the maintenance of vehicles was suspended.
A video of the bus went viral on social media on Wednesday.
When contacted, MSRTC vice chairman and managing director Shekhar Channe told PTI that the bus belongs to the Aheri depot in Gadchiroli district.
"A probe has been ordered into the incident. Action is being taken against the officer concerned," he said.
Another MSRTC official said an officer of the mechanical engineering department in Gadchiroli has been suspended for being responsible for the poor maintenance of the bus.
The bus was plying on the Gadchiroli-Aheri route and the entire rooftop of the vehicle did not come out, but only the outer fibre portion above the driver's cabin was broken and fluttered in the air while the bus was running on the highway, he said.
The external aluminium rooftop portion over the passengers' cabin and the inner layer of the rooftop of the entire bus was intact, the official said.
"The crew of the bus and passengers were unaware about the broken rooftop. After people from some other vehicle pointed it out to the bus crew members, the latter asked them to shoot a video," he said.
State Transport Commissioner Vivek Bhimanwar did not respond to a query on whether any action would be taken in this connection by the Regional Transport Office (RTO).
The MSRTC is one of the biggest public transport bodies in the country with more than 15,000 buses in its fleet. It ferries around 60 lakh passengers everyday.
A union leader in the MSRTC claimed the condition of state transport buses is bad due to poor maintenance, especially after the pandemic, and several passengers face troubles due to leaking buses.&nbsp;
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Someone needs to tell this driver - driving a bus is no monkey business! In a video that has gone viral, a monkey in Karnataka can be seen driving a KSRTC bus with the support of the driver. The viral video has led to the suspension of the bus driver. 

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