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A life in the fast lane lands four in hospital

| Publication date 28 December 2016 | 03:40 ICT

A life in the fast lane lands four in hospital

An intoxicated car driver and an overloaded motorbike met in Kandal on Monday night, resulting in four injuries and a pair of totalled vehicles.

The drunk driver drifted across the avenue, slamming into a motorbike that carried four passengers before then crashing into a tree.

The wantonly wasted motorist was too incapacitated to even flee the scene and was promptly picked up by police, who also forwarded the victims to the hospital.

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Contact author: Touch Sokha

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