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The National Army's Clouded Leopard eight-wheeled armored vehicle is a type of armored vehicle of the Army of the Republic of China. It has been commonly used in training and patrol missions in recent years. Guandu Bridge is an important bridge connecting Taipei and Tamsui, with heavy traffic volume during peak hours.
A Clouded Leopard eight-wheel armored vehicle of the National Army was passing through the Tamsui section under the Guandu Bridge early this morning when it hit a light pole, causing damage to the vehicle. The cause of the accident, responsibility and subsequent compensation are still to be clarified by investigation. (Photo by reporter Wu Renjie)
A National Army Clouded Leopard eight-wheeled armored vehicle passed through the Tamsui end ramp of the Guandu Bridge in New Taipei City early this morning and accidentally hit a light pole on the separation island, causing the two inner lanes between Taipei and Tamsui to be closed. As the rush hour is approaching, the police arrived and will With the military traffic command, it was initially understood that the accident was caused by a female officer driving a car. The car and the street light pole were cleared at about 8 o'clock. However, the two-way traffic flow was digesting. The cause of the accident, the attribution of responsibility, and whether there was drunk driving or drug driving still need to be further investigated and clarified.
Tamsui Police Station received a report at 5:37 this morning that a military vehicle hit a light pole on the Separation Island on Minquan Road, Tamsui District, New Taipei City (next to the exit ramp from Guandu Bridge to Taipei), causing the light pole to break and affecting traffic.
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Tamsui police dispatched 5 police officers to the scene, and the military was on site for traffic control. The initial understanding was that a 26-year-old female officer surnamed Li drove a Clouded Leopard A car and hit a street light on the separation island. The driver of the military vehicle said that the driver's seat was damaged while traveling, and the field of vision was blocked, making it impossible to control the steering wheel. He accidentally lost control and broke a street light pole. Since the accident occurred on the central separation island, occupying one lane and two lanes in total in the direction of Taipei and Tamsui, police and radio were notified.
Tamsui police said that traffic obstacles such as military vehicles and electric poles were removed at 7:47, and the cleaning team moved in to clean the road. Two-way traffic was restored at about 8 o'clock, but the traffic flow between Tamsui and Taipei around the Guandu Bridge was gradually digested.
A Clouded Leopard eight-wheel armored vehicle of the National Army was passing through the Tamsui section under the Guandu Bridge early this morning when it hit a light pole, causing damage to the vehicle. The cause of the accident, responsibility and subsequent compensation are still to be clarified by investigation. (Photo by reporter Wu Renjie)
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