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On a 2-wheeler, If you drink and drive, you will harm yourself.
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He had a BAC (blood alcohol content) of 238MDL.
The legal limit is 30 MGDL. Considering this accident happened at 6:30 AM. The only plausible explanation is that he had been drinking all night to have racked up such a high BAC number!
This kid is messed up in so many ways already.
Drunk teen’s fortuner rams car in Medipally, two injured
Two people were injured after a Toyota Fortuner rammed into a Hyundai i10 near Peerzadiguda on the Hyderabad–Warangal National Highway around 6.30 am on Thursday.
The accident occurred near an HP petrol bunk close to pillar number 57 of the Uppal–Narapally elevated corridor, under Medipally police station limits in Medchal-Malkajgiri district.
Reportedly, the Fortuner driver was under the influence of alcohol and driving at high speed when he hit the i10 from behind, causing it to overturn. The SUV then went out of control and hit an electric pole. The pole broke and fell on the Fortuner. CCTV cameras recorded the incident.
The i10 occupants, Sai Shiva, 30, and his wife Meghana, 28, were travelling from LB Nagar to Narsampet in Warangal district. Both sustained injuries and were shifted to Ozone Hospital in Chaitanyapuri for treatment. No fatalities were reported.
Police identified the Fortuner driver as Akun Sabharwal, an intermediate student, and took him into custody for questioning. Police also reportedly found that the SUV had a fake number plate and that the driver did not have a driving licence.
A case was registered against the vehicle owner, Mangilal, as well, police said.
#Hyderabad #Accident #Telangana
@unhingedindian_ There are 1.27,00,00,000 vehicles registered in Telangana. It is impossible for cops to keep validating every numberplate,
unless caught in a random check.
@aam_abhi If you have such a high BAC
license cancelled for six months at least, and since he was involved in an accident possible jail time
and fines of up to $5000 etc.
@ShivrattanDhil1 Due to Air strikes from Iran.
I know a couple of friends who normally fly Etihad or Emirates Who changed this time to European Airlines
100’s of DJ open trucks for Durga Puja near Tankbund in Hyderabad. Confetti all over the roads. Procession is heading for immersion. This was never a thing in Hyderabad even 5 years ago.
Last month it was Ganesh immersion.
Non stop pollution of our water bodies, that too with El Niño warnings.
Have we totally lost it?
A Defensive Driving tip:
When approaching a T-junction with a large parked vehicle obstructing your view. Don't rush into the junction.
Creep forward till you come in line with the edge of the bus and take a peek, maybe there is another vehicle coming from behind...
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