Real or Fake? Plane gets stuck under bridge in China; video left Internet in splits
Social media is full of bizarre things which some time seems to be real while sometimes fake. However, the government is trying its best efforts in spreading fake news on the Internet.
One such viral video has appeared on the internet in which an airplane can be seen stuck under a footbridge. The video was shared from China’s social media platform.
The incident took place in Harbin, China when an airplane, which was being carried by bus, got stuck under a footbridge.
In the viral video, the fuselage of the airplane can be seen stuck under the bridge, as the driver tried to transport the plane via the route and didn’t figure a way to take it out.
See video:
An airplane was stuck under a footbridge in Harbin, China. Watch how it was removed by a witty driver pic.twitter.com/Puxi4l1AEa
— China Xinhua News (@XHNews) October 21, 2019
Well, the incident was real as it was reported by China Xinhua News. According to the news agency, in order to get the plane out of the comical situation, the driver had to deflate the tires of the truck.
The method of deflating the tire helped in creating the space to move the truck under the bridge.
After removing the truck under the bridge, the drive later re-inflate the tires so that he could move the plane to its location, reports said.
When the video went viral on Twitter, netizens filled with laughter at such awkward situation.
Check out reactions of Tweeple:
It's typically "Made in China" type problem the world faces always 🤣🤣🤣🤣
— simmi jain (@simmijain11) October 22, 2019
That tricks been done plenty of times before, totally inexcusible getting a load that big stuck under a bridge.
— B_Sharp (@Just_Westy) October 21, 2019
Now this is bizzare 😨
— Diya40 (@Diya401) October 22, 2019
I think a witty driver wouldn't have gotten it stuck there in the first place...
— Caid Johnson (@johnson_caid) October 21, 2019
yeah but i dont think that fuselage can be used again
— Daniel Suarez (@DaniHound) October 21, 2019
First published: 22 October 2019, 13:26 IST
