
Speed kills 3 in a bizarre Seltos split
India Today
The bizarre accident that split an SUV into two has become a major talking point. Just another reminder that overspeeding can be disastrous on Indian roads
Three people were killed on the spot and two others were badly injured in an accident that has become a major talking point because their vehicle split into two parts on the Chhindwara-Nagpur highway on June 11. Numerous images of the mishap are making rounds on the internet. According to reports, the Kia Seltos had five occupants and was speeding. It hit a bridge when the driver tried to save a motorcyclist who he spotted late. While the three rear-seat passengers died on the spot, the driver and co-driver sustained serious injuries and were rushed to a hospital. Now, the splitting of the SUV into two parts has become a major talking point as people wonder about the way it was so neatly split. Most modern cars are built in a manner where they take maximum impact on themselves and sometimes even split open.
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