Occupants of Car Crushed by 12m Container Give Testimony After Coming Out Alive, People Are Amazed

Occupants of Car Crushed by 12m Container Give Testimony After Coming Out Alive, People Are Amazed

  • Occupants of the car that was crushed by a 40-ft container in Lagos on Sunday, September 19, have expressed gratitude to God after surviving the accident
  • Social media has been agog as the survivors gave their testimony online after getting out of the crushed car alive
  • One of the occupants of the vehicle said what God cannot do doesn't exist and people on social media flooded the comment section to express their gratitude to the Almighty

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It was celebration galore on social media after occupants of the car that was crushed by a 12-metre container in Lagos on Sunday, September 19, survived the accident.

In a video that was shared on Instagram by @lindaikejiblogofficial, the occupants, two women and one man, emerged alive and they have given their testimony which warmed hearts on social media.

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Accident survivors
The three friends survived a fatal accident on Sunday, September 19. Photo credit: @lindaikejiblogofficial
Source: UGC

A man and two women who are all friends had ordered a Bolt ride and in the course of their journey, the container fell on their car and crushed it.

While the car was damaged beyond repair, all the occupants emerged from it alive despite the fact that they were beneath the container for hours.

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They are all receiving treatment at the hospital.

Sharing the testimony, one of the occupants wrote on social media:

"Let it be in the book of record that I and my friends @teejaywalter @mcaustin_jr on our way back from school survived the fatality of this accident on Sunday, September 19th 2021.. Tell me what God cannot do. God is indeed a Great God. Evidence of God's Faithfulness."

Social media users testified to God's mightiness as they flooded the comment section of the post.

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@hifysconcept said:

"May Your name be praised my Creator and Father."

@sommydonatus wrote:

"Thank God for your life and may His name be praise forever."

@oluchi_rachael said:

"You see this God? I will serve him all the days of my life. Only him can do this kind of miracle. It pleases you God to give your children a second chance not Minding their short comings. May your name be glorified forever."

@peters_girl2 wrote:

"Anyone alive who has not acknowledged the existence of the only God of heaven, that person I pity. Thank God for saving them."

1 Person dead, 2 injured in SANDF truck accident near Harrismith

In more sad news about car accidents, Briefly News reported that a South African National Defence Force (SANDF) vehicle was involved in a collision that killed one person and injured two army personnel on the N3 near Harrismith in the Free State on Tuesday.

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According to TimesLIVE, the army truck reportedly collided with a heavy goods truck at high speed, resulting in one victim losing their life. Briefly News understands an investigation into the cause of the crash is underway. Emer-G-Med first responders treated the two injured persons and declared a third person deceased at the scene.

Vehicles collided at high speed

Kyle van Reenen, a spokesperson for the ambulance service, said the trucks both left the roadway and came to a rest on an embankment.

“The driver and passenger in one truck were treated and stabilised at the scene before being taken to a nearby hospital," Van Reenen was quoted saying. "In the second vehicle, however, the driver and only occupant was found to have sustained life-threatening injuries and was declared dead by paramedics."

Source: Briefly News

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