JR West bans selfie sticks on all platforms

JR West bans selfie sticks on all platforms

Photo taken in July 2015 shows a selfie stick sold at a home appliance store in Osaka. West Japan Railway Co. introduced a ban on selfie sticks on all platforms of its stations starting Sept. 19, 2015, for safety reasons. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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