mukhang 2nd gen everest. grabe, 15 pala raw sakay, including 7 children. only 2 survived.
13 people dead as SUV falls into Philippine irrigation canal
mukhang 2nd gen everest. grabe, 15 pala raw sakay, including 7 children. only 2 survived.
13 people dead as SUV falls into Philippine irrigation canal
everest nga daw, 'ayon sa radio news.
sad.
but i can only imagine how they were able to fit 15 bodies inside.
driver lang siguro ang walang kandong...
Lunod pala kinamatay. Mukhang hindi naman ganun ka lalim. Nahirapan siguro buksan ang pinto at lumabas sa sobrang puno at nalito.
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Not sure if this would've helped as the impact might have knocked out/disoriented the passengers but still best to have something like it in the car for emergencies.
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Kaka order ko lang sa Shopee nyan.. Php 56 lang.. Meron kasi ako napanood for automatic car na nagka oil leak, once na mag start na ang fire hindi daw gagana ang computer box.. Kaya hindi makakalabas sa kotse, kasama matutusta ang tao sa loob habang unti-unting nasususnog ang sasakyan.. Saan po best ilagay ito na abot agad ng driver? Nakakatakot din kasi baka sa impact ito pa maging sanhi ng matinding damage..
it should be in a location that should be easy to grab from, in case of that emergency.
alas, such location also tends to be where every other moveable object in the car is located.
heh heh.
i think mine is in the glove compartment, along with many other things.
also, the use of that thing is not as intuitive as others might imply.
kung tutuusin,
the best location is to tape it with masking tape, at easy arm's reach in front of the dashboard.
even the door compartment by the driver can be tricky, in panic situations.
heh heh.
Sa mga safety talk namin, na discuss na in case wala yang hammer, you can use yung head rest. Remove it and use the metal part (the one that goes inside to adjust the height) to break the glass.
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Center console doc. Best to have one with some weight to it. Re: headrest supports, might be good to use in a pinch. Although it might take a lot more force, the tips being blunt.
headrests, in my experience, are not easy to remove if one is seated, in non-emergency situations.
during emergency situations, one might not be able to remove them at all.
There was a video example on Japanese TV. You're not supposed to use the metal part to bash the glass, rather wedge it into the door frame and use it as a lever to break the glass.
But in the accident above I don't see how this should have been possible with 15 people jumbled on top of each other inside the car.
My vote for location of glass breaker tool: the storage cubbys in the center console. On most cars its covered so the tool should stay inside even in a rollover, and if somehow damage from the accident makes it all the way to the center console then breaking glass is something you probably don't need to worry about anymore.
Thanks for the video, that's helpful. Seems easier than hammering the glass with sharp object.
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Out with the new, in with the old!
From this year's Rally Kenya. Photo credits to /u/Lhaneth on /r/rally.