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Truck crashes into stationary vehicle as driver stops for fish on busy Chinese highway

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A truck crashed into another stationary truck as the driver stopped it for fish on a busy highway in southern China.

The terrifying CCTV footage was filmed in Nanning City in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region on August 28.

A driver halted a heavy-duty truck in the middle of an expressway to retrieve a live fish that was dropped by another vehicle in southern China.

After the driver placed the fish on the passenger seat of his truck and got into the vehicle, a light-duty box truck suddenly slammed violently into it.

Within minutes of the crash alert, police officers raced to the scene. They discovered the heavy-duty truck sprawled across the emergency lane, its rear-end crushed beneath the front of the light-duty truck, which was virtually wrecked from the intense impact.

Goods from the light-duty truck were strewn all over the road, and the driver, identified as Li, was trapped inside the mangled mess of metal.

Despite officers' immediate efforts to secure the site and the prompt response of emergency rescue personnel, it was too late. Once extracted from the wreckage, Li was pronounced dead at the scene by medical professionals.

During the on-site investigation, the driver of the heavy-duty truck, identified as Shi, repeatedly insisted he had been moving in the third lane and was rear-ended by the other truck. However, his claims were refuted by the very surveillance footage that captured the entire incident. The video confirmed Shi's truck was not moving and was, in fact, illegally stopped on the expressway.

After thorough site inspections, witness statements, video reviews, and expert analysis, traffic officers concluded that Shi's illegal stop on the expressway was the primary cause of the tragic accident. He will now face criminal charges for causing a traffic accident.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

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