A woman claimed compensation in the Mexico City metro for repair of her damage caused by chancla and became viral.

The discussion between two women on the metro platforms in Mexico City became viral after one of them accidentally press the rocker on the other. Pbadersby who pbaded by recorded the incident that had reached the social networks.

According to witnesses of the unusual event, the problem began when the woman dressed in purple, accidentally trampled she was dressed in black causing some kind of damage that is not clear in the video.

While the two women were arguing, the curious shouted to the blonde to show Liverpool's ticket, alluding to the fact that his flip flops were very thinThey also laughed, as did police officers who went to the corridors of Zapata Station on Line 3 when they noticed the incident.

The young woman tried to ignore the affirmations of the elderly woman (Video: Facebook)

The witnesses shouted at the young woman to leave and continue her way, believing that he was a minor incident and that he did not have to listen to the woman nor to pay the damage caused by her shoes.

The woman with the sandals asked the young woman to be responsible for his actions and to tell him how they could solve the problem.

"I have to go home," the girl replied. The woman who was carrying a computer with her said that since she also had to go home, she had asked them to solve the problem.

"Give me your account number, I will file your flip-flop," said the girl at the end of the video.

"That's the lady chancla! "," As I showed you the addition of Liverpool! "And" First bath! "Some of the shouts were they heard and even triggered the laughter of the uniform.

This is not the first time that this type of incident is recorded in the metro, mainly in the exclusive women's trains, children and seniors who, during peak hours, travel tight or have to wait several minutes on the platforms to board a car.

This situation is constantly generating tension among users, which sometimes results in verbal clashes, outbreaks or strikes, mainly in conflict zones. hours of increased traffic and in lines like three.