Khmer Circle រង្វង់ខ្មែរ: Waiter, there’s a drunk in my soup

Thursday, 9 March 2017

Waiter, there’s a drunk in my soup

Thu, 9 March 2017

Touch Sokha

A drunk driver made a splash in the worst way when he crashed into a noodle soup vendor’s cart in the capital’s Meanchey district on Tuesday night.

Police say the boozer barrelled into the cart, with the collision throwing hot soup and glass onto the vendor and two customers, causing injuries.

The moronic motorist attempted to speed off, only to crash into another car moments later.

An ambulance took the other car’s driver and the noodle vendor to the hospital, while police took the driver to the station.

KOH SANTEPHEAP

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