In France, a mother and her daughter painted the bottom of the pool.

In France, a mother and her daughter painted the bottom of the pool.

15.12.2025 22:10

In an interesting accident that occurred in France, a 38-year-old woman accidentally mixed up the gas and brake pedals of her car, causing her to drive into an indoor swimming pool. The 5-year-old girl who was in the vehicle at the time also faced a great danger along with her mother.

In an incredible accident in France, a mother lost control of her car and plunged into an indoor swimming pool with her 5-year-old daughter. The driver, who reportedly mixed up the gas and brake pedals, broke through the glass facade and submerged the vehicle in the middle of the pool.

The incident occurred at a municipal indoor swimming pool in La Ciotat, France. The female driver, in her Jaguar XF, lost control, shattered the building's glass facade, and drove directly into the pool.

A mother and her daughter submerged in the pool in France

SUBMERGED IN WATER

Photos taken after the accident showed the car submerged in the middle of the municipal swimming pool. It was learned that the driver's 5-year-old daughter was still inside the vehicle at the time it sank.

SECURITY GUARDS RESPONDED QUICKLY

After the incident, two security guards quickly intervened and rescued the mother and child from the vehicle. According to reports, no one was injured in the accident, including swimmers in the pool.

A statement from the local municipality said, "The passengers in the vehicle were safely rescued, and there were no injuries in the incident."

A mother and her daughter submerged in the pool in France

MIXED UP THE PEDALS

French media reported that the driver mixed up the gas and brake pedals in the automatic vehicle. It was noted that the out-of-control car first shattered the building's glass facade and then entered the pool.

POOL CLOSED FOR DAYS

Following the accident, efforts to remove the vehicle from the pool began, and it was announced that the facility would remain closed for several days. Approximately 900 cubic meters of water contaminated by the vehicle would be drained, and the swimming pool would reopen after necessary cleaning and safety checks.

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