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The incident occurred during a storm on Friday afternoon (16) in Macaé, Norte Fluminense, when the app driver's car was stuck in a flooded street in the Novo Horizonte neighborhood.
A 27-year-old app driver was left devastated after the car he used for work got stuck in a flooded street in the Novo Horizonte neighborhood, in Macaé, in the North of Fluminense. The case happened on Rua Natal, corner of Rua Porto Velho, during a storm at around 3pm this Friday (16).
The father took advantage of the situation to warn other drivers about the conditions of the street, which was flooded. He says that his son, aged 27, works as an app driver during the day and as a musician at night.
He warns other drivers to pay extra attention when passing through the stretch on Rua Natal, especially during periods of rain and flooding. He claims the stretch didn't seem that deep, taking his son by surprise.

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