Remote Controlled Car Crashes Into Police Vehicle During Demonstration in Pakistan
2 sources across 2 countries · India · Italy
Who reported this
- The Indian Express
- Corriere della Sera
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A remote controlled car crashed into a police van during a demonstration in Pakistan. The vehicle had been modified by an innovator to be driven from a distance. A local journalist was on board as a passenger to demonstrate the capabilities of the car. During the event, the vehicle steered suddenly and lost control. The journalist attempted to use the handbrake to stop the car, but the effort failed to prevent the collision with the police vehicle. While the center leaning source described the vehicle as driverless, the center right source characterized it as a remote controlled car.
How each side framed it
- Centre
- The center leaning source used a sarcastic tone regarding the event and labeled the vehicle as driverless.
- Centre-right
- The center right source focused on the technical details of the remote control and the passenger's attempt to stop the crash.
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