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Booze van bends tree, busts bike on highway

| Publication date 12 April 2017 | 10:55 ICT

Booze van bends tree, busts bike on highway

A beer truck driver drove more like someone drinking alcohol than someone transporting it when he hit a tree and then a parked motorbike on National Highway 4 in Preah Sihanouk province on Monday.

Police say fortunately no one was injured when the driver first veered into a tree then a parked bike before he ran from the scene. Cops confiscated the lorry and are pursuing legal action.

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