‘Unmasking’ clip of the driver plugging his face into his phone to play Top Top while the car is running

05/05/2022 11:18 GMT+7

The clip above was shared on social networks with the quote: “Brothers, please use your phone less when you’re driving, when you’re sleeping, you open your eyes to see that the driver is watching, and it’s all shocking.”

According to the clip, the man filming the clip asked the driver:Why are you texting while driving?”; “Looking at the road on the phone? Must record a clip to report to the police for a cold fine, driving on the highway unconsciously like this”…

Despite the man recording the video, the young man still held the phone tightly in his hand and surfed, staring at the screen and answering:Where do I still drive, connect my phone to the camera so I can still see the road”; “I still look at the road, the car is still gas, still can brake”; “I’ve been fined all the time, I’m used to it”…

Pictures cut out from the clip

Netizens who watched the clip for more than 1 minute actually saw that the car was still rushing in the dark, and during that time, the young man sitting in the driver’s seat still didn’t leave the phone with both hands, attentively surfing the net. and not holding the steering wheel.

Some people expressed their displeasure about the drivers’ sense of disregard for their own safety and that of the community. However, the clip was quickly “unmasked” by the fact that it was not what people saw.

Some comments from netizens are as follows:

“This is acting, but the cameraman actually didn’t turn it upside down. Sometimes it’s obvious that it’s not, so you should be alert to all situations, especially on social networks. , don’t be a keyboard hero”;

“People are sitting on an ambulance towed to the workshop. Looking at the steering wheel it always keeps a position that is in a direction that is not straight, but doesn’t crash, you must immediately understand the nature”;

“Sitting on the ambulance, watching the car pass other vehicles in the opposite direction is lower than you know. These tools act so deeply that many people think it’s real.”

Lam Giang; Clip: MXH