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Tá Gardaí ag iarraidh a chur i gcuimhne don phobal go bhfuil “iompar tiomána ina chúis le himbhuailtí contúirteacha” tar éis do ghluaisteánaí amháin “éalú ádhúil” a fháil.
Cuireadh Gardaí i Muineachán ar an eolas faoi eachtra chontúirteach buailte agus rith oíche Dé Sathairn seo caite, tar éis do dhuine a bhí buartha teacht ar ghluaisteán a bhí buailte le cuaille leictreachais agus a rinne damáiste suntasach.
Nuair a tháinig siad ar an láthair, bhí faitíos ar na Gardaí carr folamh a aimsiú nach raibh aon tiománaí ná paisinéir in ann a fheiceáil. Méadaíodh an imní láithreach nuair a tháinig sé chun solais go raibh na suíocháin tosaigh agus cúil líonta le buidéil alcóil fholamh agus leath-ólta.
For those in any doubt that driving behaviour causes dangerous collisions - Gardaí in Monaghan were alerted to this crashed car by a passerby on Saturday night.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 16, 2024
It had taken out an electricity pole but no driver was to be found nearby, much to our alarm. pic.twitter.com/szZhI9cXCK
Tháinig an teagmhas chun solais gan aon leid cá raibh an tiománaí.
Ní raibh aon tuairiscí maidir le gortuithe nó básanna i measc úsáideoirí bóithre eile.
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