- Speeding WagonR overturned near Shakti Nagar roundabout in Delhi.
- Driver lost control avoiding e-rickshaw during an overtaking attempt.
- Passenger thrown from rear window; occupants escaped serious injury.
In a chilling incident, a speeding WagonR overturned near Shakti Nagar roundabout in Delhi, leaving a passenger struck in the rear window.
The incident was caught on camera and showed the speeding car hitting a divider before it turned turtle. The whole accident took place apparently while the driver was trying to avoid crashing into an e-rickshaw approaching from the front.
The video shows the car at high speed overtaking an e-rickshaw, which the driver apparently spotted unexpectedly. The driver overtook the e-rickshaw from the left side only to see another e-rickshaw ahead. The driver steered right to avoid the hit. As the speed of the car was high, it overturned.
The passenger in yellow attire, sitting on the rear seat of the WagonR, could be seen thrown out of the back window, narrowly avoiding a hit on the road and divider.
The occupants of the car, reportedly, managed to get out with no serious injuries.
Delhi, Shakti Nagar
Disturbing Visuals
What is wrong with WagonR Driver?
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In a separate incident, four members of a family, including three children, were killed and a woman was seriously injured after a speeding truck hit their motorcycle in Nuh, police said on Wednesday.
The impact of the collision was so severe that the bodies were mutilated. Soon after the accident, the driver abandoned the truck and fled the spot.
According to police, the accident took place late Tuesday night near Maria Manzil School on Tauru Road in Nuh. The lone surviving woman was undergoing treatment in the hospital. Cops have registered an FIR in the case at City Police Station and handed over the bodies to kin after a postmortem examination.
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The police identified the deceased bike as Sakir (28), a resident of Padla village. He was a madrasa teacher and was visiting a relative at night with his wife Nasreen (22) and their two daughters, Sidra (2) and two-month-old Fatima. His brother-in-law Kifayat's 6-year-old daughter Ghazala was also with them on the bike.