‘Wrong-Side’ Driving Trend: 12 Deaths in Britain, Ireland Linked to Social Media Buzz
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In the case of ghost-riding accidents in the UK and Ireland in connection with an Internet trend, twelve people have died in less than a week.
The Chinese platform is again under pressure from the spread of dangerous content. In the UK and Ireland, the authorities are worried about a phenomenon that now exceeds the mere excesses of social networks. ...
In the case of ghost-riding accidents in the UK and Ireland in connection with an Internet trend, twelve people have died in less than a week.
A trend on TikTok in which young drivers film themselves intentionally driving on the wrong side of the road may be linked to two fatal traffic accidents in Great Britain and Ireland. Twelve people lost their lives in the span of a week. This is reported by the German newspaper Bild, which describes it as a dangerous internet trend.
Twelve people died in alleged ghost-driver challenges in the UK and Ireland. Investigators examine the dangerous Internet trend.
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