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Fatal accidents are an everyday occurrence as we witnessed on our trip to Chitwan National Park. In a distance of about 100 miles, we saw one bus being pulled out of a 15 foot ditch (lucky since this is one of only a few areas where the drop offs are small) and a natural gas tanker overturned. On the return trip, we saw a different overturned bus and a bus with a motorcyle under its wheels.
Lonely Planet (the guide book) has a blurb about the 10 accidents that killed 200 people during the ten days of their research on the book. It seems that the rule of law and common sense are totally absent in this part of the culture.
1 comment:
As you mentioned in your blog about road accidents in nepal and specially along the prithivi highway of nepal. it is common already and the road condition and proper lighting system is yet another mystry there. And there is limited roads in nepal and traffics are so high and eachone is in hurry for so many reason and as you said common sense is totally absence in this part of the world and law is owfull anyway. but the culture has nothing to do with this kind of stupid things. our culture is perfect for us.
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