Man killed in road accident, body dragged 25 km away

 

 

A 69-year-old man killed in a road accident while riding a bicycle on Phahonyonthin road in Lampang’s Thoen district and his body was dragged 25 kilometres away before being pulled out.

 

The incident happened at around 7.30pm on Friday (March 2) when police were alerted of a road accident involving a bicycle in Tambon Mae Thod in Thoen district. Police and rescue workers rushed to the scene and found a badly damaged bicycle lying on the side of the highway with blood traces and pieces of human flesh on the road.

 

But the bicycle rider couldn’t be found at the scene.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/man-killed-road-accident-body-dragged-25-km-away/

 

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2018-03-03

He obviously was looking at when heard a bang ,So just carried on driving and playing with his phone maybe!

Another sad story of the daily carnage on thailands roads............R.I.P. to the gentleman

You hit something....you know you hit something....and don't bother to stop and find out what it was?  Unbelievable.  Oh, wait, no it's not.  This is Thailand. 

 

Nice story.. saw an object on the road.. guess he wants people to believe that the guy was already down before he hit him.

 

I wonder if they can prove such a thing. 

Disgusting.... You hit something ,then carry on for 25 kms, bloody moron.

What a terrible way to die, my thoughts are with his family at this time, R.I.P .hope you didnt suffer too much.

Now will it be a 500 baht fine, and a wai, then all is forgiven/ forgotten?

The driver should be charged with manslaughter, failing to stop at the scene, but hey it wont happen.

It is a wonder he didn't try the old excuse The Brakes Failed took 25 kilometers to stop !

17 minutes ago, colinneil said:

Disgusting.... You hit something ,then carry on for 25 kms, bloody moron.

What a terrible way to die, my thoughts are with his family at this time, R.I.P .hope you didnt suffer too much.

Now will it be a 500 baht fine, and a wai, then all is forgiven/ forgotten?

The driver should be charged with manslaughter, failing to stop at the scene, but hey it wont happen.

"Now will it be a 500 baht fine, and a wai, then all is forgiven/ forgotten?

 

Don't you ever tire of typing this trite remark?

You have got to be a pretty piss poor driver to not notice that there is something dragging under your vehicle for 25Km.

It would cause drag which affects the vehicles handling and performance. You should also notice noise, unless of course the music was blasting at 100 decibels or more as is often the case on these buses.

Regardless, any driver that ever hits anything should stop to check. The fella might have been alive at the first impact. Terrible way to go.

Sadly, Thai law being what it is, I doubt the driver will face true justice.

Yet another terrible incident on the daily worsening Thai roads. These people have no responsibility for their actions and probably no remorse either. Absolutely disgusting. R.I.P the old fella, rot in hell the driver.


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1 hour ago, robblok said:

I wonder if they can prove such a thing. 

driving inter-provincial vip coach bus?

they got dash cams.

 

wasn't there a similar story about a month ago?

"professional" driver on a dark, rough road at night,

hit something in the road, dragged the body home?

whatever happened?

"Mr Prasit said he didn’t think that the object was  human so he didn’t stop the bus to check."

wonder what he thought it was ,an Orangutan escaped from Chiang Mai Zoo,i'm sure a body

stuck in the front wheels would have made steering a bit difficult,i believe he was just hoping the

body would drop off and be someone else's problem.

the bicycle does not look that damaged,maybe the man could have survived in the driver had of stopped

straight away      RIP 

regards worgeordie

Mr Prasit said he didn’t think that the object was  human so he didn’t stop the bus to check.

 

Even if his bus was not reacting badly, an reasonable driver would stop to check that no real damage had been done to the vehicle. He would have found the body at this time, instead of driving on, maybe hoping that it would just fall away and could be ignored.

I doubt if the bike has been hit by the bus or driven over by the bus looking at it's good condition, it will be easy to check anyway. It's possible the guy had fallen off or been knocked off by something else. The driver should really have seen him in the road though. 

17 hours ago, hyku1147 said:

Did his bike have lights and reflectors?

Why should the bike have reflectors and lights ? In the dark, in the rain Thais can see and can be seen, no problem.

Every time I travel in the dark I can see dozens of cars, samlors, bikes, motorbikes within any given time. Bulbs must be very expensive in Thailand. No actions from police about the correct use of lights. Nobody gives a sh!t.

On the other hand, almost every pick-up has its fog lights on, whenever the lights are turned on. What's wrong with these people ?  Why don't they care about safety and their own life ?

17 hours ago, colinneil said:

Disgusting.... You hit something ,then carry on for 25 kms, bloody moron.

What a terrible way to die, my thoughts are with his family at this time, R.I.P .hope you didnt suffer too much.

Now will it be a 500 baht fine, and a wai, then all is forgiven/ forgotten?

The driver should be charged with manslaughter, failing to stop at the scene, but hey it wont happen.

Col you and me both know when u hit something in car u can hear and feel it and i say normal people would stop and have a look. But i guess you are dealing with brainless no clue drivers here with a me me me first attitude and yeah you could believe this could happen in Thailand. Probably was sculling a whiskey bottle when he hit him. Wont even be a 500 baht fine just a stern  lecture about stopping when you hear a noise next time 

7 minutes ago, maximillian said:

Why should the bike have reflectors and lights ? In the dark, in the rain Thais can see and can be seen, no problem.

Every time I travel in the dark I can see dozens of cars, samlors, bikes, motorbikes within any given time. Bulbs must be very expensive in Thailand. No actions from police about the correct use of lights. Nobody gives a sh!t.

On the other hand, almost every pick-up has its fog lights on, whenever the lights are turned on. What's wrong with these people ?  Why don't they care about safety and their own life ?

They dont care because they believe it is fate when you die on the roads

I assume the bus driver probably just bulldozered the bike rider and carried on.not stopping after u drive into something is very bad and questionable behavior.

17 hours ago, colinneil said:

Disgusting.... You hit something ,then carry on for 25 kms, bloody moron.

What a terrible way to die, my thoughts are with his family at this time, R.I.P .hope you didnt suffer too much.

Now will it be a 500 baht fine, and a wai, then all is forgiven/ forgotten?

The driver should be charged with manslaughter, failing to stop at the scene, but hey it wont happen.

and of course your well in with the fuzz eh ?

3 minutes ago, Lamkyong said:

and of course your well in with the fuzz eh ?

I would say Col is stating a fact on what he read. In countries if this happened the charge would Manslaughter. But after what i saw and police how they handled it when a guy ran a red light In ubon and hit a motorbike nearly killing the passenger who happens to board in our house then i can see where col is coming from. The idiot who ran the red light was not even charged. In fact i think the cops nearly said sorry for taking up some of his time for asking questions on what happened  Can you see in the story above what action the police took against this guy who dragged the body? NO

Oh, the REDBULL little Boss fugitive is back in Thailand I see.

from the photo, the bicycle is undamaged.

the seat is at an awkward angle, but i've seen folks

around town with components improperly adjusted.

as you can see, the basket on the front is not

bent in any way.

 

don't think the bike was hit by the bus.  the old guy

may have had a heart attack and fallen off.

bus driver did not see body in the road, as he was

too busy texting or watching soaps on

the dashboard video monitor.

Mr Prasit said he didn’t think that the object was  human so he didn’t stop the bus to check.

It could have been only a dog on a bike ???? Or what?

RIP

 

 

 

karma will eventually track him down

 another time, another place

43 minutes ago, Happyman58 said:

I would say Col is stating a fact on what he read. In countries if this happened the charge would Manslaughter. But after what i saw and police how they handled it when a guy ran a red light In ubon and hit a motorbike nearly killing the passenger who happens to board in our house then i can see where col is coming from. The idiot who ran the red light was not even charged. In fact i think the cops nearly said sorry for taking up some of his time for asking questions on what happened  Can you see in the story above what action the police took against this guy who dragged the body? NO

Thanks for pointing out what i said, but that person calling themselves lamkyong always takes the p+=s out of anything i post, got some twisted thoughts, that 1.

18 hours ago, colinneil said:

Disgusting.... You hit something ,then carry on for 25 kms, bloody moron.

What a terrible way to die, my thoughts are with his family at this time, R.I.P .hope you didnt suffer too much.

Now will it be a 500 baht fine, and a wai, then all is forgiven/ forgotten?

The driver should be charged with manslaughter, failing to stop at the scene, but hey it wont happen.

Quote: Police and rescue workers rushed to the scene and found a badly damaged bicycle lying on the side of the highway

My monitor shows a blue bicycle in very good condition..no buckled wheels or frame...hmm. 

9 minutes ago, tifino said:

 

 

 

karma will eventually track him down

 another time, another place

...i cant bear to watch.

1 minute ago, tandor said:

Quote: Police and rescue workers rushed to the scene and found a badly damaged bicycle lying on the side of the highway

My monitor shows a blue bicycle in very good condition..no buckled wheels or frame...hmm. 

yes, on second thought, the website that

published the story may have simply used

a stock "bicycle in road" photo.

2 minutes ago, tandor said:

Quote: Police and rescue workers rushed to the scene and found a badly damaged bicycle lying on the side of the highway

My monitor shows a od condition..no buckled wheels or frame...hmm. 

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Why on earth would you quote me?

Bit silly as i never mentioned the bicycle in my post,please read my post correctly next time.