[mr_feelgood]

Id say he had to go take a shit but we all know they don't have toilets in india.

[Mr.NoCredit]

It’s four (4) people not three.

Watch it slowly and you’ll see them spread out just before the truck runs over them. It almost looks like an adult and three younger people.

[kellyhound]

Four pedestrians have died near Piplia in Morbi. In which pedestrians going from Deodar Tharad to Dwarka met with an accident.

In this, a truck driver hit the pedestrians and killed four pedestrians. The taluka police has been informed about the incident.

Four of the pedestrians' association have died and one has been injured. Also, efforts have been made to shift the bodies of the pedestrians to the civil hospital.

Also, MLA Durlabhji Detharia has reached the civil hospital.

After the death of 4 pedestrians in the accident, the MLA reached the hospital and is helping the victim's pedestrian association.


How stupid can you be with traffic coming up from behind and walk in the dark like that.

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by Mr.NoCredit ↗

It’s four (4) people not three.

Watch it slowly and you’ll see them spread out just before the truck runs over them. It almost looks like an adult and three younger people.

You're right. Source said only 3 died but I think that was wrong

[Tornadolen]

has there ever been a time where someone was run over and squashed by a truck, then suddenly came back to life and lived a normal life?

[akham]

Originally Posted by Tornadolen ↗

has there ever been a time where someone was run over and squashed by a truck, then suddenly came back to life and lived a normal life?

I think it would depend on what part(s) of the someone got "squashed" and what you consider to be a "normal life".

I'm no medical expert by any means but I expect that if it was just legs, for example, if bleeding was contained and there was prompt medical response the person might live on - but would that be a "normal life"?. Same with arms. So I think in that respect the answer to your question could be "yes"?.

If head or vital body organs were squashed I think that would be a very different story. If anyone has examples of cases where some part of the body core was squashed and the person lived that would be interesting to see!

[Tornadolen]

Originally Posted by akham ↗

I think it would depend on what part(s) of the someone got "squashed" and what you consider to be a "normal life".

I'm no medical expert by any means but I expect that if it was just legs, for example, if bleeding was contained and there was prompt medical response the person might live on - but would that be a "normal life"?. Same with arms. So I think in that respect the answer to your question could be "yes"?.

If head or vital body organs were squashed I think that would be a very different story. If anyone has examples of cases where some part of the body core was squashed and the person lived that would be interesting to see!

yes, I mean head crushed and smushed 1000% not just injured, but totally gone and totaled. I know its a long shot, medically almost impossible, all that, but doesntn part of you wonder if theres still some… hope? not magic, not ghosts, not miracles but like what if the person could be walking around again, enjoying brunch Sunday mornings, the feeling of travel, of being alive, of enjoying a good kiss from a cute white adult skinny female?

Im not talking about surviving, Im talking about continuing. There has to be the tiniest possibility not in medicine, but in the fabric of whatever this is.

I can only but hope