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12 Minutes Of Shandong Traffic Accidents Go Viral

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The following 12-minute video is a compilation of traffic accidents caught on surveillance cameras installed throughout the city of Heze in Shandong province of China. It was originally released by traffic authorities to help educate the public on traffic safety awareness and has since become the latest viral video to spread throughout China’s internet where it has been viewed millions of times by Chinese netizens. Warning: Video may be graphic.

The copy at popular Chinese video sharing website Youku, has accumulated over ~2 million views, over 8300 comments spanning over 279 pages, and over 23k upvotes within 22 hours of being uploaded. These numbers are still rapidly rising as of this time. Just over the past hour, this video added an additional 200k views and 4k upvotes.

In comparison, the most popular copy on Tudou has 190k views, over 600 comments, over 1200 upvotes, and is titled “Shandong Heze police released traffic accident footage, over 10 million views“.

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One YouTube version has been removed for 'disgusting content' but this is a new version.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6b8C0Cu1Ds

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Amazing... half of the people there are not ready for the modern world. In many of this crashes both parties are plain stupid...

Very illuminating, and members can still click on the link, but as it is not Thai-related, the thread is closed for additional posts.

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