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When the small truck was driving through Section 2 of Xingnan Road in Zhonghe District, the gas barrel was suspected to be loosely tied around the corner because it was not tied securely.
When the pickup truck was passing Section 2 of Xingnan Road, Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, it was suspected that the gas barrels were not tied securely, causing more than 10 gas barrels to be scattered on the ground.
This morning, a man surnamed Lu was driving a small truck loaded with gas barrels while passing Section 2 of Xingnan Road, Zhonghe District, New Taipei City. It was suspected that the gas barrels were not tied tightly, causing more than 10 gas barrels to scatter on the ground when he turned the corner. People were frightened and reported the incident immediately. The Zhonghe Branch Police arrived at the scene. Fortunately, there were no casualties. They immediately diverted traffic and allowed Lu Nan to leave after confirming that everything was safe.
Police investigation revealed that 57-year-old Lu Nan was driving a small truck transporting gas barrels at about 11 o'clock this morning. He was driving along Section 2 of Zhonghe Xingnan Road towards Yonghe. However, when passing the left bend in front of Nanshi Police Station, the gas barrels were not tied securely and the centrifugal force of the bend caused more than 10 gas barrels to fall from the vehicle to the ground. Some of the gas barrels were damaged and spewed out gas. Lu Nan immediately stopped the car and disposed of it.
According to reports, officers from the Nanshi Police Station of the Zhonghe Branch arrived after receiving the report. No one was injured in the accident, and no one else was affected. They immediately guarded the scene and helped to divert traffic. Lu Nan then loaded the gas barrels into the car one by one, and the police allowed him to leave after confirming that there were no safety concerns.

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