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17 year old motorbike driver dies in Paklok accident

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17 year old motorbike driver dies in Paklok accident

The motorbike driver ended up many metres from the motorbike.

By Kritsada Mueanhawong

 

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Thalang Police were notified of an accident on Saturday night (June 2) at 11.30pm near the  Heroines Monument – Paklok Road in front of Sitti Srisoonthorn Bamrong School (Baan Pak Cheed School) in Thalang.

 

Rescue workers arrived at the scene to find a teenager who was later identified as 17 year old Wasurat ‘Oat’ Palapon from Khon Kaen. Wasurat had head injuries and broken legs. He was unconscious.

 

Nearby police found a Yamaha R15 150cc motorbike laying in the middle of the road. A broken road sign was found on the central reservation. Oat was rushed to Thalang Hospital but was pronounced dead upon arrival.

 

Full story:  https://thethaiger.com/news/17-year-old-motorbike-driver-dies-in-paklok-accident

 
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17 year old on sports bike. No mention of any helmet. 

 

"Witness told police that the motorbike was driving with a high speed from Soi Prasert heading to a shop near the entrance road to Baan Yamu."

At least they are getting older!

 

Too many boy racers are graduating from scooters to bigger bikes- it will only end in tears (or death in this case).

2 hours ago, Aussieroaming said:

RIP, young and inexperienced

not the last today or whole week. You can copy and paste your comment. However it's sad

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