Google Maps KILL 3 men
it's a disturbing story
We’ve arrived at the gateway to the weekend - cheers to making it through!
But before we start, here’s a lil fun task for you:
📌 Write down 3 things you’re grateful for this week. Let’s end the week on a high note!
Now, let’s get started…
So, how did Google Maps kill 3 men?
Three men in India tragically lost their lives after Google Maps directed them onto an incomplete bridge over the Ramganga River. The bridge had been damaged by a flood months earlier and was still under construction. Traveling at night from Gurugram to Bareilly, the men didn’t notice the bridge was unfinished until it was too late, leading to a fatal fall.
What makes this even more disturbing is the lack of warning signs or barriers. Google Maps showed the bridge as complete, which the victims’ families are understandably upset about. They’re questioning why the area wasn’t secured and blaming Google for not updating their maps.
This isn’t the first time GPS navigation has been linked to a deadly accident. Last year, a family sued Google after a driver in North Carolina was directed onto a collapsed bridge, resulting in a fatal crash.
Now, people are asking whether Google should be held accountable for these accidents or if it’s the authorities’ responsibility to keep roads safe. Google has expressed sympathy and is working with authorities on the investigation.
But it raises a bigger question: How reliable are these navigation systems, especially when they could lead you into dangerous situations?
While talking about missing flags, while on a first date, you should always look for this red flag
So, the internet has spoken, and experts (aka people like you and me) are sharing their top first date red flags.
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Other red flags? Talking only about exes, staring at their phone the entire time, and being rude to waiters. Basically, if your date pulls any of this, just RUN!
Oh, and Big Pharma doesn't want you to know these things
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