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Dec 01, 2019 Features / Columnists, The Baccoo Speaks
Madness never seems to end on the roads. The spate of accidents, recently, is just one of the continuing trends. There will be yet another road fatality and this is due to drunk driving.
A car would ignore the traffic sign and crash into another.
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The police are at the top of their game, but there are some idiotic young criminals who believe that they will not be caught.
They are going to attack a shopper after trailing him. The police would be right there to make an arrest.
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There will be a river accident. Two boats will collide in the western part of the country during a night time trip.
A larger boat will ride over a small craft crossing the river. People in the vicinity will rush to help the hapless passengers.
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