The Car Hits The Rural Gate Of Rishi Sunak's House, The Police Make Sure It's Not Related To Politics Ahead Of The British Election

Illustration of the car had an accident. (Unsplash)

JAKARTA - The accident involved a sedan that occurred near the home of British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in Missenden Village, Buckinghamshire, England. The car hit the entrance gate of the village. Citing the Daily Mail, Wednesday, June 26, a number of ambulances, fire engines were at the scene shortly after the incident on Tuesday, June 25 at 14.30 local time. The Thames Valley Police have confirmed this incident is not linked to terrorism or politics ahead of the 2024 British elections on July 4. The driver who was seriously injured has been treated at the Stoke Mandeville Hospital. He is suspected of driving the white Volkswagen Scirocco in a drunken state. The police confirmed the investigation was carried out. Meanwhile, the driver who is 54 years old will be subject to a criminal act of vandalism and driving sanctions in a drunken state.

The Checkers area is known to contain luxury rural houses located outside Great Missenden in Buckinghamshire, about 66 km from 10 Downing Street.