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Hi everyone

But on monday last week i got the news that my friend had been in a accident and lost his life article down below. He wasnt wearing a seat belt while he was driveing the car and he also lost his licience. i didint belive it when my friend called me when i woke up and told me this new but it did happen and i have lost a good mate. so please people all i want to say is wear a seat dont drive with out a licience and drive safe always be aware.

RIP IVAN never will forget you of all the good things you done for me.

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RIP and condolences to all his family and friends. i think i know the guy that passed aways sister. sad to hear, i guess it shows to always wear a seat belt and be very awear on the roads as its not only ur own driving u have to worry bout but also other peoples around you.

R.I.P and condolences to all involved

its tragic this stuff...just on my way home tonight..saw in seaford on nepean hwy two cars collided one was still on the road whilst holding up the other car who was flipped on it side onto the shrubb on the beach side...thankfully from what i saw the car who was flipped on the side managed to all get out (man, woman and a little kid) thanks to all the people who pulled over to help before any emergency services came...but the guys whos car was on the road was trapped in his car not sure how but u could see blood on the airbag and shit...someone said to me one of the cars tried to change lanes and didnt look and look what happened...a simple error causes a disaster thankfully i dont think anyone was killed...

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