Oil tanker truck, nahulog mula sa flyover; driver, dead on the spot

- An oil tanker truck fell from a flyover in Northern India

- Caught by CCTV, video showed people running for their lives while looking up

- Then from out of nowhere, an oil tanker truck came down plunging onto the ground

- The area was shortly filled with dust as the truck rested on its side

An oil tanker truck plunged from a flyover in Northern India

Captured by CCTV, the footage showed people running for their lives while looking up

Suddenly, the oil tanker truck came crashing down onto the ground

In just moments, the area was engulfed in dust as the truck landed on its side

A lot of oil was also seen leaking from the wrecked truck before it ignited fire.

In a report by TV 5's 'Frontline Pilipinas,' the driver of the oil tanker truck was announced dead on the spot.

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According to investigations, the driver allegedly lost control of the huge vehicle that's why it ended up getting into an accident.

Fault in a truck accident depends on the circumstances, particularly whether negligence or a preventable issue played a role.

The driver may be responsible if they were speeding, fatigued, intoxicated, or reckless. If mechanical failure caused the accident due to faulty brakes, steering issues, or poor maintenance, the trucking company, maintenance crew, or manufacturer could be liable.

Employer negligence, such as overworking drivers, inadequate training, or providing unsafe vehicles, might also contribute to responsibility.

Additionally, poorly maintained roads or another driver’s reckless behavior could shift liability to local authorities or third parties. In cases where an unavoidable natural event, such as a landslide or extreme weather, caused the accident, no one may be legally at fault.

Investigators determine responsibility by examining evidence like black box data, dash cam footage, witness reports, and maintenance records.

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News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

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Source: KAMI.com.gh