“Thank God You Are Safe”: Cape Town Accident Leaves People Alive, Netizens Thankful
- A group of residents in Cape Town survived a car accident on the N2 after a person crossed the road
- The person intentionally put themselves in danger, however, they also survived the accident
- The online community reacted to the video, with many sharing positive messages to the survivors
A group of people got into an accident on the N2 in Cape Town. Luckily no one passed away.
In a TikTok video uploaded by @ncumisamamzondi, the woman and other people who were in the car can be seen sitting on the N2 with shock after they drove into someone who crossed the road seeing that cars were speeding.
The car that they were in was severely damaged and it is by luck and God's grace that they made it out alive. The person they drove into also made it out alive.
Cape Town residents survive car accident on N2
Watch the TikTok video below:
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Netizens thank God people survived
The video gained over 500k views, with many online users happy that the people survived the accident. See the comments below:
@Lonwabo asked:
"Vele why can't we get free counselling after a car crash? because I still have PTSD after being in one 3 diff times and seeing people die🥺."
@Mamabo 🥰 expressed:
"Kutheni ngathi ugityiselwe from the bridge nje what happened 😳🥺... Thank God you are safe." (Why do you look like you fell from the bridge? Thank God you are safe)
@Lehlohonolo wrote:
"God is great all the time 🥺."
@Site Joseph Apostolic Church.. commented:
"Askies Sisi....sibonga uMdali.🙏" (Sorry sister, we are thankful to God)
@Anna said:
"Thank you Jesus for surviving 🙏 🥰🥰🥰 get well soon my dear."
Tesla Model Y takes four lives after electronic doors fail
In another story, Briefly News reported about a Tesla Model Y ride that claimed four lives.
A group of five friends were travelling in a Tesla Model Y when they got into an accident and crashed. According to The Daily Mail, after the car crashed it caught fire and the power went off. As a result, the electronic doors that use a button to open could not open.
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Source: Briefly News