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Many people do a lot of work to avoid others on public buses, a new study has revealed.
According to researchers at Yale University in the United States, many passengers consider looks, size and body odour to choose who they sit by in a public vehicle.
Well, here in Ghana it appears the situation isn’t any different, as Fiifi Koomson finds out in the attached report.
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