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‘I Immediately Felt Safe’: Pregnant Woman Praises Truck Drivers Who Stopped to Help Her at Night

Source: Tuko.co.ke

‘I Immediately Felt Safe’: Pregnant Woman Praises Truck Drivers Who Stopped to Help Her at Night

In brief

A pregnant South African woman thanked two truck drivers who watched over her after she became ill and stranded on the N3 highway at night with her baby.

This is a summary provided by Tuko.co.ke. Read the complete story on the publisher’s website.

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