Phnom Penh Post - Truckful of beer more curse than blessing
Alcohol and driving are always a dangerous cocktail.
But this week in Phnom Penh, alcohol was the villain without even being consumed when a couple had their home’s windows shattered on Wednesday by an out-of-control beer truck.
Police said the driver was speeding when the brakes failed and he crashed into a parked car, which then hurtled into the house in question.
Luckily there were no injuries and beer reps compensated the damage.
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