Don't use cellphone while driving
Using cellphone while
driving is strictly prohibited from the law only to secure our own life and
live a worth life but people are taking this things quite lightly and losing
own life and even others worth life due to a simple carelessness of the
drivers. Today morning shocking it just happened beside our home above the
dragon nest resort. The driver was busy talking in cellphone when he
realized that he is out of the road and falling down from the hill.
The road was straight but
I don’t know how he lost his control and directly fell around 50 ft. down
on the resort’s car parking. Few guides and drives saw the accident in 3D
motion just in-front of their sight and they said that they quickly tried to
rescue the driver reached him to the Bajo hospital immediately. Fortunately
there was only the driver in the car and he was saved but everybody may not be
as lucky as him and we can’t effort to test the death.
When I reached at the
place the car was upright down and crushed on the parking border leaning on a
tree which almost crushed the whole front left fender and engine. I know this
is not a new story here and we know everything about it but we are lacking to
implement the truth. We tend to forget time and again and take it lightly but
we never know when our bad fortune arrives. It’s just a reminder to all the
drivers and even to the passengers to avoid their drivers from using cellphone
while driving.
I think we can at least stop our car for a
while to respond the call or we can make use of the technology and use a bluetooth
ear phone as I believe it’s quite save. We should never do with the messaging
while driving as it really diverts our sight and concentration leading to
accident. I don’t know if the bbs would cover this news today as it has become
quite common these days. Our life our responsibility and but we shouldn’t
forget the worth life of our passengers behind. Prevention is better than cure
as said.
D.K Thulung Rai
nicely written
ReplyDeletethank you shayam..!
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