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Perodua Myvi Crashes Into Fence, Only Fence, Car And surrounding Plants Hurt
Luckily no one was injured but the Perodua Myvi did suffer some damage
Not too long ago, the former king of Malaysian roads, a Perodua Myvi was involved in a minor collision with a fence. Fortunately, no one was injured in the incident, and the only damage reported was to the vehicle itself, the fence, and the surrounding area. It appears Coldplay was on to something when he asked “oh who would ever wanna be king?” in the Song Viva La Vida.
The accident occurred when the driver of the Perodua Myvi presumably lost control of the vehicle, resulting in it crashing into the fence. The impact likely caused significant damage to the front end of the car. The fence, which was situated along the property boundary, was also severely impacted and even looks like the entire section of that fence was knocked over.
Moreover, in addition to the damage to the vehicle and the fence, nearby plants and decorative pots were broken too. Thankfully none of the plants look like they were uprooted though. Despite the seemingly chaotic crash, it appears to have been a minor accident at best and no one was reported to be making a huge scene or causing panic.
After emergency services arrived at the scene to assess the situation and manage the aftermath, they likely had a good laugh and probably didn’t do much, other than figure out how to move the giant moving box we call a car from the fence. I also pity the owner of the house as they will likely have to wait a while before their fence and wall can be fixed.
This accident should serve as a reminder of the importance of careful driving and awareness on the road. While material damage was incurred, the lack of injuries is a silver lining in what could have been a far more serious situation.
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