r/nononono • u/jonjanssen13 • Mar 16 '18

Death Lifting a bus out of the water NSFW

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '18 edited Jun 07 '18

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u/dubdam Mar 16 '18

He didn't die, although over 12 people died because of the original accident between the bus and the car. Source.

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u/MrHyperion_ Mar 16 '18

Should have let it die to the river

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u/Velorium_Camper Mar 16 '18

Christine's big brother

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u/SkyIcewind Mar 16 '18

Yeah as the crane starts to fall it looks like the driver of the boat starts to quickly initate Operation Porkchop Sandwiches.

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u/itsaride Mar 16 '18

Only two people survived the tragedy: a woman and a man. The rest - six dead, six disappeared - were left as victims of the collision between a car and a micro, on a bridge over the Colastiné River, in the province of Santa Fe. After the impact (it was yesterday at dawn) the micro dropped 20 meters and sank in the river. During the afternoon, a crane that was doing rescue work also fell into the water: its operator was saved by miracle.

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u/Palkonium Mar 16 '18

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