Container truck devastates in HCM City as crash damages six houses

In the early hours of October 13, a container truck lost control whilst driving on Tran Van Giau road, HCM City, crashing into six houses by the roadside.
At 2:30am, the 35-year old truck driver was taking a large container truck through Tran Van Giaud road in the direction of Long An province.
At 2:30am, the 35-year old truck driver was taking a large container truck through Tran Van Giaud road in the direction of Long An province.
At the dashed lines at the foot of Ba Lat bridge in Binh Chanh district, HCM City, the driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed into six houses, seriously damaging two of them. The incident caused local people to panic
At the dashed lines at the foot of Ba Lat bridge in Binh Chanh district, HCM City, the driver lost control of the vehicle and crashed into six houses, seriously damaging two of them. The incident caused local people to panic
In the aftermath of the collision, the driver was unconscious in the truck. When he regained fully consciousness, he said that the accident was caused by him trying to avoid a motorbike that had suddenly driven in front of him.
In the aftermath of the collision, the driver was unconscious in the truck. When he regained fully consciousness, he said that the accident was caused by him trying to avoid a motorbike that had suddenly driven in front of him.
At the scene, the front of the damaged container truck. The truck destroyed a lot of personal possessions for people inside the affected houses. Fortunately, no fatalities were caused by the incident.
At the scene, the front of the damaged container truck. The truck destroyed a lot of personal possessions for people inside the affected houses. Fortunately, no fatalities were caused by the incident.
The front part of the truck was seriously damaged after the crash.
The front part of the truck was seriously damaged after the crash.
Two of the houses were badly damaged by the incident.
Two of the houses were badly damaged by the incident.
Two cranes were in use until 7am to remove the damaged vehicles.
Two cranes were in use until 7am to remove the damaged vehicles.
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