Luckily, a team of quick-thinking volunteers used ropes to get all four wheels back on the road. Wheat straw is used as fuel, animal bedding, and food for livestock.
Monday, April 16, 2012
Meanwhile in Pakistan
A truck overloaded with wheat straw, tipped backwards on a road in Dargai, close to Peshawar in northern Pakistan on April 13, 2012. Although a third of the straw had fallen out of the truck, the truck remained hiked up on its rear wheels.
Luckily, a team of quick-thinking volunteers used ropes to get all four wheels back on the road. Wheat straw is used as fuel, animal bedding, and food for livestock.
Luckily, a team of quick-thinking volunteers used ropes to get all four wheels back on the road. Wheat straw is used as fuel, animal bedding, and food for livestock.
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2 comments:
Looks like he doesn't want to go back in the cage.
How could the centre of gravity be behind the rear axle to make the truck do that in the first place?
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