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Watch: It was a free-for-all liquor fest when an alcohol truck overturned on the road

The incident took place near Dindigul, Tamil Nadu.

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Jul 15, 2020 · 09:37 am
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Passerby take their pick after a liquor truck overturns near Dindigul pic.twitter.com/H2E7rDeuzy

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