This TV Host Got Himself Into A Car Accident To Educate Malaysians

Road accidents are responsible for 3.7% of the total deaths in Malaysia.

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They say that visuals are among the best mediums to communicate, entertain and convey information, and it appears that Malaysians couldn’t agree more with that assessment after watching Astro Awani’s very eye catching news segment on road accidents.

Awani 7:45 presenter Luqman Hariz went viral after getting himself in an impressive computer-generated (CGI) car crash to educate viewers on what-to-do if they were unfortunate enough to get into an accident.

At around 4-minutes long, the video sees the TV host getting behind the wheels of a CGI car before losing control of the vehicle on a dark simulated highway.

As the car laid totalled and upside down on the road, Luqman went on to list down simple steps on what people should do when finding themselves in similar circumstances which include tips like to remain calm during an accident and for drivers to always be aware of what’s going on before, during and after a crash to aid with investigations.

NOT-SO FUN FACT: Road accidents are the cause for 3.7% of fatalities in Malaysia as of 2019 with over 500,000 incidents reported.

Netizens were more than impressed by the striking visual display and how adamant the presenter was at his job.

Really creative way and impactful. Good stuff.
But you duduk kat jalan terlalu lama. Tak dengar ke I berteriak pergi tepi jalan cepat!
Tahulah jalanraya kita ni, kereta deras hantam buta.
— Tom Leng (@TomLeng1) October 22, 2020

Where can i get behind the scenes? Btw great job👍🏻
— ÆGON🇲🇾 (@redza_haqimi) October 22, 2020

Boleh menang Pemberita Pelakon Terbaik ni di Anugerah K-Pop, Billboard Music Award dan Country Music Award #oscars #news #newscaster
— Niklas Ryzal (@Araizetehel) October 22, 2020

Previously, Luqman went for a CGI swim during an informative report on flood disasters in Malaysia.