Another problem as an inspiration for our ideas to overcome smelly people caused by the crowded of the passengers  

example of crowded in the waiting platform

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crowded inside the train 

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As we see in this pictures, some places at certain times (weekdays morning, friday afternoon, weekends) from what i have experienced and researched about the crowded in the public transportation, crowded may affect some people for having unsafe feelings worried and discomfort depends on their personal preferences.  

going inside other people problems we can feel what other people felt by learning and doing some solutions to overcome the problem, or in other words we are sympathising with empathy. 

Going deeper to what sympathy and empathy are. 

sympathy : is something that people feeling of care and understanding for suffering of others. 

Empathy :  is ability to mutually experience the thoughts, emotions and direct experience of others, so you give an action for other people. 

Comparison chart

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	Empathy	Sympathy
Definition	Understanding what others are feeling because you have experienced it yourself or can put yourself in their shoes.	Acknowledging another person's emotional hardships and providing comfort and assurance.
Example	I know it's not easy to lose weight because I have faced the same problems myself.	When people try to make changes like this (e.g. lose some weight) at first it seems difficult.
Relationship	Personal	Friends, family and community ( the experience of others) .
Nursing context	Relating with your patient because you have been in a similar situation or experience	Comforting your patient or their family
Scope	Personal, It can be one to many in some circumstances	From either one to another person or one to many (or one to a group).

Both words have similar usage but differ in their emotional meanings.

(http://www.diffen.com/difference/Empathy_vs_Sympathy)