A shrimp truck on Provincial Line 11 overturned and the ground was covered with live shrimps. Police and citizens worked together to catch the shrimps.
Quick Look
- A collision between a shrimp truck and a car occurred on the Shimen section of Provincial Highway 11 in Hualien's Fengbin Township.
- The truck overturned, causing a large number of live shrimps to scatter on the road.
- The police arrived to help fish out the shrimp and divert traffic.
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Why It Matters
There are many white shrimp farms along the east coast, and shrimp trucks are a common sight on the roads in the area.
A collision between a shrimp truck and a car occurred on the Shimen section of Provincial Highway 11 in Fengbin Township, Hualien. Live shrimps were jumping all over the scene, and the police also jumped down to help fish out the shrimps. (provided by police)
There are many white shrimp farms along the east coast, but this morning the roads were covered with shrimps. Passers-by who saw this scene exclaimed, "What a shame!" It turns out that at around 7 a.m. this morning, a shrimp truck collided with a car on the Shimen section of Provincial Highway 11 in Hualien's Fengbin Township, causing the truck to overturn. Because the shrimps all over the floor needed to be cleaned up, there was concern that passing vehicles would crush the shrimps into mud and affect road safety, so the road was closed for a time.
The nearby Fenglin Branch Port Police Station received the report at 7:38 a.m. and rushed to the scene to deal with it. They found that the shrimp truck had overturned and the road was covered with live shrimp and water stains. In addition to directing the traffic to stop the vehicles from entering, the police also quickly rolled up their sleeves and caught shrimp on the road. The handling police officers felt that "there were enough shrimps"!
Please read on...
Police investigation revealed that the 32-year-old truck driver surnamed Fan who was transporting shrimp was traveling north on Provincial Highway 11 this morning, preparing to deliver shrimps to a market in the north. He was suspected of driving tiredly early in the morning and entered the opposite lane. He collided with a silver car driven by a 40-year-old man surnamed Xu who was heading south. Xu suffered bruises on his head and Fan's back was strained. Both of them were sent to the hospital for treatment, and both were fine. Their sobriety test values were both 0.
Due to a large number of shrimps scattered on the road, the police assisted in fishing for shrimps on dry land on the road and concentrated cleaning. At the same time, they contacted tow trucks to move the accident vehicles and maintain traffic order at the scene. The vehicle towing was completed at 10:27 am, and all the debris on the road had been removed.
A collision between a shrimp truck and a car occurred on the Shimen section of Provincial Highway 11 in Hualien's Fengbin Township, causing the truck to overturn. Live shrimps jumped all over the scene, and the police also jumped in to help fish out the shrimps. (provided by police)
A shrimp truck collided with a car on the Shimen section of Provincial Highway 11 in Fengbin Township, Hualien. Unfortunately, the front of the car that was hit was completely destroyed and the driver suffered head injuries. (provided by police)
It was not until the crane arrived at around 10 a.m. that the truck that had overturned in the middle of the road was lifted away and driving resumed. (provided by police)
Open Questions
- What is the specific evidence of drowsy driving?
- Will truck drivers be fined for traffic violations?





