Pregnant Woman Injured in Dangerous Driving Incident in Vietnam, Driver Arrested
In Lao Cai province, Vietnam, a pregnant woman riding an electric motorbike was repeatedly forced off the road and knocked over by a car. The woman was hospitalized, and the car driver has been summoned by police. The incident appears to stem from a failure to signal during a lane change.
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