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Morgan Stanley executive spends 4 hours in Bengaluru traffic, ordeal goes viral

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David Weinstein encountered considerable hurdles while heading to the airport for his evening flight. Departing from his office at 3:30 PM, he found himself trapped in Bengaluru's notorious traffic for hours. Fortunately, his team arrived at Kempegowda…

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