Phnom Penh Post - Drunk driver exposes hazards of a public pee
A drunken driver swerved out of one karaoke television parlour and into another along Street 2004 in Por Sen Chey district on Wednesday night.
His vehicle not only rear-ended an innocent Camry, but hit two men who were relieving themselves on the street.
His final casualty was a metal fence. Witnesses said that the driver was inebriated and speaking gobbledygook.
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