Video of Man Laying Over Sheets of Metal on the Back of a Bakkie and Getting Flung off Leave SA Shaking Heads

• Mzansi citizens couldn’t believ that a man was used to anchor down sheets of metals on the back of a bakkie
• Twitter user @bokoromonio shared footage of a man lying on top of sheets of metal and then getting flung by the wind
• The comment section was filled with people asking why there was not even one piece of rope used

You see some strange and questionable things in Mzansi. Using a man to anchor sheets of metal on the back of a bakkie was just pure stupidity though!

From overloaded bakkies to taxi drivers using tools as steering wheels, nothing really comes as a surprise on SA roads anymore.

Twitter user @bokoromonio shared footage of a man lying on top of metal sheets on the back of a bakkie. Driving on the highway, the wind picked up, flinging the metal sheets and the man. It was wild!

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“Ay ”

The people of Mzansi can’t believe they thought this was ok

Guys, rope is not expensive! Mzansi peeps can’t believe that there was not even one piece of rope holding those metal sheets down, just the man. Videos like this have people questioning the sanity of our nation.

Take a look at some of the comments:

@wexa11 said:

“But he’s definitely badly injured, that one I’m sure of. People are not serious about life out there ”

@ReaganGasa said:

“Why did they think this would work? Aniyekeni uzala iidomu - they become our problems!”

@Oletta15148998 said:

“Where are the patrolling traffic officers haaai man ”

@Palesa_Xoli said:

“They literally could have asked kids for a skipping rope hle.”

@Papillion007 said:

“but how much a rope though, like there was nothing vele to tie these things together.”

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In related news, Briefly News reported that driving in the rain and mud is tricky business. They don’t teach you these things when you do your driver’s test but don’t stress, the people of Mzansi have got you covered.

Two people were given a second chance at life when an out-of-control bakkie missed them by mere centimetres. Angels were watching them, for sure.

Twitter account @kulanicool shared the video of the Toyota Hilux bakkie sliding over a very muddy road, missing two people and then plummeting down a hill. It is wild!

Source: Briefly News