Thai man, 51, injured in Phuket motorbike collision

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Thai man, 51, injured in Phuket motorbike collision

Eakkapop Thongtub

 

Somsong Luangaram, 72, was conscious but had sustained Somsong several wounds to his body. Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub

 

PHUKET: A 51-year-old man was injured on Saturday when his motorbike collided with another on Kathu.

 

Kathu Police was notified of an accident at the entrance of Soi Yang Yuean, about 50 metres from Ban Ketho School in Kathu at 4pm on Saturday (Mar 24).

 

Kathu Police led by Deputy Chief Lt Col Sanan Jantrong, Lt Col Capt Sawanya Eiettrong and Lt Surapong Pongprom along with Kusoldharm rescue workers and medical staffs from Siriroj International Hospital arrived at the scene to find a damaged blue yellow-plated Honda motorbike lying in the inside lane of the road. Nearby was an injured Somsong Luangaram, 72, who was conscious but had sustained Somsong several wounds to his body.

 

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/thai-man-51-injured-in-phuket-motorbike-collision-66500.php

 

-- © Copyright Phuket News 2018-03-26

[Valentine]

Was he 51 or 72?

Why do these articles always have to name the policemen who have generally rushed to the scene.

[LivinginKata]

'had sustained Somsong several wounds' ... ??? spell checker gone wild ?

[Prairieboy]

13 hours ago, Valentine said:

Was he 51 or 72?

Why do these articles always have to name the policemen who have generally rushed to the scene.

There were two persons.

 

{...."Nearby was an injured Somsong Luangaram, 72, who was conscious but had sustained several wounds to his body.

In the middle of the road was a damaged black Honda motorbike. Nearby was an injured semi-conscious Kawee Kwamrin, 51, who had sustained a cut to his chin and was covered with blood....."}

 

[Somchai Logic]

15 hours ago, Valentine said:

Was he 51 or 72?

Why do these articles always have to name the policemen who have generally rushed to the scene.

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[Aussieroaming]

17 hours ago, Valentine said:

Was he 51 or 72?

Why do these articles always have to name the policemen who have generally rushed to the scene.

Why did they even bother to report this.