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Incredible image in Istanbul: He threw the car in the trash

A vehicle left on top of garbage containers was found in an industrial site in Istanbul Başakşehir. An artisan working in the auto industry was angry that the car, which was brought for repair, was parked on the Street, lifted with a forklift, and put in the garbage container.

The shop owner, who was disturbed by the car, pulled in front of his shop, first warned, and then threw the car in the trash!

New details have emerged about the Tofaş brand car, which was left on the garbage containers in the Industrial Estate named Güngören Bağcılar in Başakşehir.

Allegedly, when an unidentified car owner constantly parked his car in front of his shop on the industrial site, the shop owner got angry and warned the car owner by saying, "I'll throw your car in the trash." Despite the warnings, the shopkeeper, who threw the car in front of the shop for two days, was recorded second by second by security cameras.

An interesting event took place in the morning hours in the Industrial Estate named Güngören Bağcılar in Başakşehir. A car had been spotted on top of the garbage containers. New details of the incident have emerged. Allegedly, the unidentified car owner warned the car driver of the shop owner after a shopkeeper parked his car in front of his shop on the industrial site. It was learned that when he did not listen to the warnings, "I will throw your car in the trash," and did not remove his car in front of the shop for two days, the tradesman got angry and threw the car in the trash with the help of a forklift. While the events were recorded second by second by the security camera, it was seen in the images that the shopkeepers threw the car on the garbage containers. On the other hand, it was learned that the car, which was thrown into the trash, was taken to an indoor parking lot by the security teams of the industrial site.

STAYING THERE FOR 2 DAYS

Speaking about the incident, Tradesman Bekir Rüşvanoğlu said, "We are experiencing a parking problem in the industrial site. We have had this problem for years. Our shopkeepers also have their place. Those are the places that are locked. He brings it there and puts his vehicle in. It's been there for two days. Although our friend said this, the security did not help the friends with the parking lot, so he lifted the vehicle and put it in the garbage with a forklift. The thing is just that. The vehicle has now been towed by security. He took it to another parking lot. There are places given to people. This is 12th Street; the parking lot should be nearby. He gave the man's place two shops ahead. Or people come to the industry, and nobody puts them in their place. The man put this place when he saw it available. But he didn't remove it for two days. "They are trying to find the owner of the vehicle," he said.

The owner of the trashed vehicle spoke: If it were a luxury vehicle, they wouldn't do it; they despised it.

The owner of the trashed vehicle spoke: If it was a luxury vehicle, they wouldn't do it; they despised it.

In an industrial estate in Istanbul, a person parked his car in front of a workplace. Angry at this situation, the shopkeeper threw the car in the trash after the vehicle was in front of his shop for two days. Speaking after the incident, the owner of the car said, "When I saw the vehicle in that state, I was shocked. If it was a luxury vehicle, not a Falcon, they could not have done it. They did this with contempt for my vehicle."

In the incident that took place in Başakşehir İkitelli Güngören Industrial Site, a person wanted to park his car in front of a workplace. The shopkeeper, who did the welding work, asked the driver not to leave the vehicle. However, the driver left the car and drove away. Enraged by the situation, the tradesmen left the car, which was not taken for two days, on the garbage containers by lifting a forklift.

The site management took the stop and had the vehicle unloaded again with a forklift and had the car towed to the parking lot, whose owner could not be reached. While the angry shopkeepers did not want to talk, the shopkeepers of the estate stated that there were random parks due to the parking shortage.

Speaking about the incident, tradesman Bekir Rüşvanoğlu said:

"We have a parking problem on the industrial site. We have had this problem for years. Our shopkeepers also have their place. Those are the places that are locked. He brings it there and puts his vehicle in. It's been there for two days. Although our friend said this, the security did not help the friends with the parking lot, so he lifted the vehicle and put it in the garbage with a forklift. The thing is just that. The vehicle has now been towed by security. He took it to another parking lot. There are places given to people. This is 12th Street; there should be a parking lot nearby. He gave the man's place two shops ahead. When people come to the industry, nobody puts them in their place. The man put this place when he saw it available. But he didn't remove it for two days. They are trying to find the owner of the vehicle."

According to the news of Show Haber, the images of the vehicle on the garbage containers sat on the agenda of Turkey. Abdulkerim Fırat, the owner of the vehicle, who is interested in the transportation business, said, "If I knew that something like this would happen to my vehicle, would I do such a thing? They could ask for the plate and reach my family. These incidents happened to the vehicle in 1.5 hours. When I saw the vehicle like that, I was shocked. Who wants their vehicle, then? "It was also a joke to see it. They couldn't have done it if it wasn't a Falcon but a luxury vehicle. They did this with contempt for my vehicle. Of course, there were bruises on the bottom of the vehicle; I'm complaining," he said.