Colliding with a car carrying people to the emergency room, the young man “frustrated” and asked for 300k to bear it
Recently, MXH was stirred up by the clip recording the traffic collision incident in Thai Nguyen.
According to the content of the clip, the collision occurred between a motorbike with Thai Nguyen plate and a car with Hung Yen sign, at this time the car was carrying people to the emergency room.
The young man riding a motorbike after the collision approached the car and asked to see the vehicle’s papers and said his car was damaged, forcing the car to pay compensation.
At this time, the people on the side of the road said: “Hey, motorbike rider, you should put your car up, people’s cars are carrying people to the emergency room, but you keep beating yourself up.”
After reviewing the vehicle, many people think that the motorbike only has minor scratches on the paint, however, in order for everything to be resolved quickly and smoothly, people still suggest that the car side compensate 200k for motorbike youth.
“People see the car and know that their car is going to an emergency, not an emergency. People say it’s okay to say sorry. Before being asked, people come from far away, I live in Thailand. I must be hospitable.” bystanders interjected.
However, the young man walked around the motorbike to admire and said: “How much does it cost to fix something like this…, it costs millions. Just give me 3 liters (300k) and go quickly”.
At this time, not only car owners and people who witnessed the incident immediately expressed their frustration with the young motorcycle youth’s cheating: “Your car has never been so beautiful, is it scratched? The collision is caused by two sides….”.
It is not clear how the matter will be resolved in the end, but at the end of the clip, the motorbike youth is still standing on the spot to claim compensation, while the car side thinks that if it can’t be resolved. You can call the police.
The clip is still causing a stir among netizens.
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