Phnom Penh Post - Signs weren’t on the wall for med student
One medical student told authorities his poor driving was just a symptom of confusing road conditions when he crashed into a median in the capital’s Phsar Depot I commune on Saturday.
After smashing into the divider, the doc-to-be waited for police to show up to deliver his diagnosis: the Public Transportation Department, not alcohol, was to blame for his collision, as they had put up unfinished barriers without proper signage.
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