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Passengers run as metal pieces fall on BMW, taxi
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TNP PHOTOS: Ariffin Jamar
Three pieces of metal cladding fell from the roof of the 30-storey Prudential Towers at Cecil Street yesterday evening, hitting a BMW and taxi parked in the vicinity.
The drivers of both vehicles and a passenger in the cab escaped unhurt, scampering to safety.
A cladding is a cover typically found on building exteriors. The metal pieces fell about 10m apart, with the longest piece measuring about 1.2m.
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At first, the headlines dont
At first, the headlines dont sound very logical at all:
How can passengers run? By definition, passengers are people who are in a vehicle. You mean they run inside a BMW (as in the headline).
It became clear once you read the story, though !