I once witnessed a road accident while returning home from holiday shopping. It was around 6 o'clock in the evening when I was with my sister. We noticed a mob in the center of the road encircling something. We had no idea what was going on because the first thing that came to mind was that it was probably a fight between two men. However, when we arrived at the location, we discovered that an accident had occurred.
After that, we learned the entire tale. A man was crossing the road when he was struck by a truck, seriously injuring him. People were asking for an ambulance because the man was bleeding heavily on the ground. We immediately summoned an ambulance, but time was running out. As a result, an auto driver hurried the man to the hospital in his vehicle.
The cops arrived after the people had apprehended the driver and were beating him up. When the cops arrived, they apprehended the driver and questioned him about the incident. We later discovered that the driver was inebriated. He was apprehended by the police and taken to the hospital for questioning. Thankfully, the driver was deemed uninjured. His wounds were dressed, but he was still in shock, according to the physicians.
That experience taught me the value of our life. Furthermore, how we take it for granted. We must all be extremely cautious when on the road, whether on foot or in a car. We can take steps to reduce the number of car accidents on the road.
