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Filipina pedestrian dead in Pattaya road carnage

 

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A woman from the Philippines died and several vehicles were damaged after an accident at Thepprasit 9, Pattaya on Monday. 

 

A Toyota driven by 37 year old Ekapong Phiboonrat hit Maria Rosario. S. Paloma who died from her injuries. 

 

Three other cars and a motorcycle were damaged.

 

Witnesses said that the Filipina was crossing the road with three friends who stopped when they heard the horn of the speeding car. 

 

She did not. 

 

Pattaya police are studying CCTV as they proceed with the case.

 

Source: Sophon Cable

 
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A "wai" followed by cash changing hands will close the case unfortunately.......:sad:

R.I.P. to the innocent young lady :wai:

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Always difficult. Pay attention when crossing the road. Driver expected her to stop when he honked the horn. Roads are for cars, not pedestrians. That said in Western countries pedestrians have the right of way once they step onto the road. One of the reasons why western tourists don't pay nearly the attention they should when crossing the roads here in Thailand. Not sure what the law is here in Thailand or her Philippine home country. Pedestrians pay a heavy price when car meets pedestrian on the road. RIP young lady.

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6 hours ago, lespaulTV said:

I don't understand what the hurry with these drivers. 24 hours a day and a lifetime is plenty of time to do whatever <deleted> shit you want to do. Slow down F**ker! 

Agreed. So many nut drivers that drive way too fast in crowded places or in heavy traffic. I guess they are late in doing their bussinesses, but they should understand that safety is a priority, business can wait or they should just get better at time management.

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12 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

Had time to sound his horn, but not the intelligence or will to hit the brakes.

Just another sad and preventable death on the Roads of Thailand causeed by a moronic driver.

RIP Lady.

And what is your Point??? How long do you live here already? Was there any change since? Calm down laddie, your comment will not change anything 

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not "accident". Its manslaughter" - he chose not stop - not to give her the chance to survive for saving 1 second or for feeling superior sitting in the car. He chose to take the  risk  willingly - so manslaughter .

Happens here all the time. There is a reason for this country  having   the most deadly roads in the world .

In other places he would go to jail. here max. 500.000 Baht. And insurance will even pay for damage of his car....

????

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13 hours ago, Ulic said:

Always difficult. Pay attention when crossing the road. Driver expected her to stop when he honked the horn. Roads are for cars, not pedestrians. That said in Western countries pedestrians have the right of way once they step onto the road. One of the reasons why western tourists don't pay nearly the attention they should when crossing the roads here in Thailand. Not sure what the law is here in Thailand or her Philippine home country. Pedestrians pay a heavy price when car meets pedestrian on the road. RIP young lady.

they do NOT have the right of way...ONLY IF ON a PEDESTRIAN CROSSING !!

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1 hour ago, essox essox said:

ONLY IF ON a PEDESTRIAN CROSSING !!

Yes and even then most drivers won't stop to let pedestrians cross...it makes zebra/pedestrian crossings especially dangerous here.

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I always park at the old AMPM service station and cross Threprasit to get to buffalo market. The people think that stretch of road is a race track. Some people are travelling a stupid speeds, mostly motorbikes. 

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23 hours ago, Ulic said:

Always difficult. Pay attention when crossing the road. Driver expected her to stop when he honked the horn. Roads are for cars, not pedestrians. That said in Western countries pedestrians have the right of way once they step onto the road. One of the reasons why western tourists don't pay nearly the attention they should when crossing the roads here in Thailand. Not sure what the law is here in Thailand or her Philippine home country. Pedestrians pay a heavy price when car meets pedestrian on the road. RIP young lady.

pedestrians ONLY have the right of way when on A PEDESTRIAN CROSSING...IT IS THE LAW IN THE UK

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The story's incomplete. The speeding car, tootin horn, and pedestrian death I understand, but how did 3 cars and a m/cycle get damaged. 

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