Mzansi Comforts Heartbroken Man After Awful Car Accident: 'Almost Lost My Wife'

Mzansi Comforts Heartbroken Man After Awful Car Accident: 'Almost Lost My Wife'

  • A car accident that nearly claimed the life of the person he loves has seen one man turning to social media for comfort
  • @GabulaMwell_PE posted images of the accident scene in which the car they were travelling in sustained extensive damage
  • Mzansi's social networking community was its usual disruptive self as many took shots at the car and questioned whether the pair could drive

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A man who, along with his wife, recently survived a car accident is mulling over the unpleasant situation they endured.

The Twitter user, @GabulaMwell_PE, posted several pictures that show the wreckage after crashing over an embankment along the coastal belt of the KouKamma Local Municipality in the Eastern Cape.

Wreckage, Embankment, KouKammma, Coastal belt, Eastern Cape, Car, Accident, Social media, Extensive damage, Social networking community
A man and his wife are happy to have survived an accident. Image: @GabulaMwell_PE
Source: Twitter

The caption read:

"I almost lost my wife."

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The images show the extent of the damage, with the car's windscreen on the front passenger's side visibly smashed in. There was also serious damage to the front bumper and headlights.

Emergency responders comprising paramedics and the local police attended the scene of the crash. The post attracted 4 000 likes and more than 300 comments as netizens reacted to the traumatising event.

Some locals expressed shock while others took shots at the couple over the car they were driving. Others even called the man and his wife out for having "poor driving skills" considering the position of the driver's seat.

Netizens thrown into a frenzy

Briefly News went into the comments section to bring readers all the interesting reactions below.

@Nyawuza56521298 wrote:

"Next time, buy her a real car, these toy cars are not safe for the roads, tyres are thin, the suspension is unreliable, breaking technology is poor. Surely, anyone can cause an accident driving these small coffins."

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@Chynaman140 said:

"His wife is probably short, look how close the seat is towards the steering. It's gonna be difficult for her to drive a big car. But still, any car can cause an accident."

@dyanieric added:

"Askies mntax. Uzolulama usisi, God be with her and the family! But la seat marn bhuti, my wife always gets so mad when I ask her why she sits on the dashboard when driving."

Peep heartbroken over brother's passing

Elsewhere, Briefly News previously reported that a heavy sombreness washed over "the streets" as dejected users mulled over the death of a young learner killed in a horrific taxi crash.

It comes after a Twitter user, @Makonco_M, took to the social networking and microblogging platform to share images of the 15-year-old boy and the heartwrenching accident scene where he had his final moments.

"17th January 2022. It's hard to say rest in peace to a 15-year-old. I know you fought and fought, bafo, but at least you should've told me that this fight is way too much for you. Rest, mntakaMama," read the sad caption accompanied by several loudly crying and pleading face emojis.

Source: Briefly News

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Tshepiso Mametela (Head of Current Affairs Desk) Tshepiso Mametela is a seasoned journalist with eight years of experience writing for online and print publications. He is the Head of Current Affairs at Briefly News. He was a mid-level reporter for The Herald, a senior sports contributor at Opera News SA, and a general reporter for Caxton Local Media’s Bedfordview and Edenvale News and Joburg East Express community titles. He has attended media workshops organised by the Wits Justice Project and Wits Centre for Journalism, including crime and court reporting. Email: tshepiso.mametela@briefly.co.za