Don’t eat durian and drive! Motorist in China fails breathalyser after downing fruit
Planning a durian binge? Maybe get a designated driver, just in case. — Pear Video screenshot
The website duly warned drivers to avoid durians if they planned to drive, and said lychees and some mouthwash brands could also return a false reading. Immediate tests failed for police officer Yu Pengxiang, but proved negative after a second test, three minutes later.
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