At Sabiha Gökçen Airport, a taxi driver, allegedly under the influence of alcohol, drove his vehicle recklessly, crashing into cars and poles on the sidewalk. The chaotic moments were captured on citizens’ mobile phone cameras.
Details of the Incident: The incident occurred around 5:30 AM at Sabiha Gökçen Airport. According to reports, the taxi driver arrived at the airport’s vehicle passage point intoxicated and began driving erratically. He caused damage by hitting parked cars along the road, then veered onto the sidewalk, crashing into poles. The driver created a scene reminiscent of a battlefield, causing panic and fear among those nearby.
Pedestrians Fled: Pedestrians present at the scene fled in panic. Due to the uncontrolled driving of the drunk taxi driver, people in the vicinity scrambled to find safety. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident.
Driver Fled the Scene: After crashing into cars and poles, the drunk taxi driver left the scene. Witnesses reported that the driver sped away and disappeared. The incident was captured on citizens’ mobile phone cameras and caused a significant reaction on social media.
Public Reaction: Following the incident, citizens expressed their outrage on social media, calling for increased security at the airport and preventive measures to avoid similar incidents. They emphasized the severe consequences of drunk driving and demanded accountability from those responsible.
Police Launch Investigation: In response to the incident, police initiated a broad investigation to locate the drunk taxi driver. Security cameras are being reviewed to identify the driver, and witness statements are being taken to deepen the investigation.
Increased Security Measures: Following the incident, Sabiha Gökçen Airport management announced that security measures would be increased. The number of patrolling security teams within and around the airport will be increased, and stricter checks will be conducted at vehicle passage points.
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