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Punch also cannot wake up: Driver 'dozes off' on the road

Punch also cannot wake up: Driver 'dozes off' on the road

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TL;DR - A passerby punched and slapped a driver who presumably fell asleep behind the wheel. 

This is what happens when the Z monsters creep up on you while you’re on the road. 

Watch this 54-second video of a lady who knocked out in her car and got whacked awake by a passerby. 

So what happened?

A female driver was found sleeping in her Honda Vezel at the roadside in Hougang. A male passerby then came over to her car and attempted to wake her up, but to no avail.

He continued by punching and slapping her arm, before she woke up. 

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Perhaps he was just afraid that she might have passed out, or passed away…? 

Online Chatter: 

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The netizens were clearly not having it, saying that the man should not have used violence on her, especially so when she’s a female.

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Takeaway

Regardless of how comfy your car seat may be, please don’t KO on the road! It is extremely dangerous to sleep in the car, especially with the A/C on. 

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"...It is extremely dangerous to sleep in the car, especially with the A/C on..."

If the air flow switched to external air intake mode instead of recirculation mode is it still dangerous?

I thought nowadays even if aircon mode is in recirculation mode, the valve will open once every few minutes to let in fresh air to minimise carbon dioxide build up?

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