7 hours agoA Japanese rail company has apologised for one of its trains leaving a station 25 seconds early, terming the incident as a great inconvenience placed upon customers which was truly inexcusable. What is more concerning to the Japanese, is that, in the past months, this is not the first time this has happened with West Japan Railways, also known as JR West. In November, a train left 20 seconds early. The train pulled away from the Notogawa Station platform at the 35th second of 7:11a.m. after the conductor allegedly saw nobody on the platform and figured that nobody would be affected by the 25 second difference.

Source: Daily Nation May 17, 2018 12:00 UTC