<p>A man driving his car had a narrow escape after multiple wires snapped and fell on the vehicle's windshield. </p>.<p>On Friday, Philip Tiju Abraham, a software architect, was driving home from his office in Koramangala to Whitefield around 4.45 pm when multiple wires snapped and fell on his car right before the Ejipura signal. </p>.<p>He was able to remove the wires and tie them up with help from other drivers who stopped behind him. </p>.<p>Philip posted his dashcam footage on Twitter on Saturday and wrote: "A close call with death, it sure felt like! I was in my car, about to drive through Ejipura signal when what seemed to be telecom wires fell onto my car. I was too stunned at the moment but had enough sense to hit the brakes!" </p>.<p>Philip told <em>DH</em> that he is yet to file a complaint as he was waiting for the Bengaluru city police and traffic police to respond to his tweet. "This is mostly happening because of the Ejipura flyover work," he said.</p>.<p>Philip had installed a dashcam in his car a few months ago following a harrowing fake accident case in last August, where he was threatened and cheated of Rs 10,000. </p>
<p>A man driving his car had a narrow escape after multiple wires snapped and fell on the vehicle's windshield. </p>.<p>On Friday, Philip Tiju Abraham, a software architect, was driving home from his office in Koramangala to Whitefield around 4.45 pm when multiple wires snapped and fell on his car right before the Ejipura signal. </p>.<p>He was able to remove the wires and tie them up with help from other drivers who stopped behind him. </p>.<p>Philip posted his dashcam footage on Twitter on Saturday and wrote: "A close call with death, it sure felt like! I was in my car, about to drive through Ejipura signal when what seemed to be telecom wires fell onto my car. I was too stunned at the moment but had enough sense to hit the brakes!" </p>.<p>Philip told <em>DH</em> that he is yet to file a complaint as he was waiting for the Bengaluru city police and traffic police to respond to his tweet. "This is mostly happening because of the Ejipura flyover work," he said.</p>.<p>Philip had installed a dashcam in his car a few months ago following a harrowing fake accident case in last August, where he was threatened and cheated of Rs 10,000. </p>
