“Yoh This Is a Trap Shame:” Motorists Concerned About Woman Crying on Roadside, Video Stuns Mzansi

• A TikTok video showing a crying woman on the roadside left Mzansi people stunned and divided
• One passenger tried to ask what was wrong as the car passed by, but the situation raised alarms
• The footage with 511K views, sparked debates over whether it was a heartbreaking moment or a potential trap

Car passengers were left torn after spotting a woman crying on the side of the road. The woman appeared distressed, clinging to her clothes as though she had been roughed up.

Distressed woman captured on camera

A passenger in a passing car asked what was wrong through the window, but was left with more questions than answers. He speculated about her being a victim of GBV.

The heartbreaking scene was posted on the TikTok account @lilflex.rsa and left many netizens feeling unsettled.

TikTok video grabs Mzansi's attention

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The video shared on 20 November has racked up over 511,000 views and 1,000 comments and shares.

Watch the video here:

Debate about safety vs. compassion

The comments section was a place for debate. Some people were suspicious and mentioned similar stories of how criminals lure victims into hijackings.

See some comments below:

@zipho654 asked:

"Why couldn't you help her? 😭😭"

@its_bakii0 said:

"I’m not a prophet neh but, yoh this is a trap shame."

@chubbybaeamukelani shared:

"It's really heartbreaking but to think this is how my uncle was hijacked. 😭"

@charlesmegas:

"If you try to help, you might get robbed. We don't know what to do anymore."

@katlegokatbusta stated:

"Better you didn’t stop otherwise you would’ve walked home. 🥺"

@unique_august commented:

"The worst part is you posted this when you dismally failed to assist her. Akusena buntu kulomhlaba. 😩💔"

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@marylish1 added:

"Mind your business, my brother. At times you will think you can help kanti you are being trapped. Ke December."

@thuso45k typed:

'Don't ever stop when you see such things, bro."

Driver finds thugs pretending to sleep on road

In another article, Briefly News reported that a truck driver showed people how to keep themselves safe on the road, especially in the evening.

The gent shared a video on TikTok where he showcased thugs pretending to be sleeping on the road. He went on to advise people by saying the following in his TikTok video.

Source: Briefly News