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Road death toll rises to 98 on first two days of New Year holiday clampdown


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Posted
21 minutes ago, shady86 said:

Road Transport Department head aimed of 0 fatality. I wonder what he would say.

He said zero for public transport, nothing to do with private vehicles.

Posted
22 minutes ago, bristolgeoff said:

Going to plan as numbers rise as we speak.any guesses on the final numbers yet

Well going on a purely mathematical guess 98 divided by 2 = 49, so 49x5=245 plus 98 =343,of course random factors come in, after all it is the 29th,so the party has only just started, i reckon 400 odd and i will be staying safe at home new years eve watching Zulu again for what feels like the above numbers.

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Id say thats risen here in chiang mai with the 1 hours rain we just had, all i can hear is ambulances going up the 118!

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Yes.Spot on and deserves to be repeated.

 

In 2015 it was calculated at 80 per day by WHO-after they had burrowed their way through the usual Thai tosh.

 

There is no reason why it would have fallen-60 per day is just creative accounting.

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1 hour ago, thequietman said:

Phew ! Back on track then.

 

I was a little concerned when only 42 died yesterday.

 

Come on Thailand ! You can do it.

So you want children to die as well to make number 1 !!!!!!!! wow...

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another keyboard warrior .. I am "agitated"....as people want more people to die . amazing farangs ...

Posted
43 minutes ago, kevvy said:

Once again the keyboard warriors show their hateful words wishing people to die ...

No one is wishing anyone to die.

 

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42 minutes ago, kevvy said:

Once again the keyboard warriors show their hateful words wishing people to die ...

They're not keyboard warriors. Many are poor people who spend their time romping from their personal sad lives that can only be unhappy because happy folks never ever spend their time criticizing everything repeatedly 365 days a year, which unfortunately is the case for some members  here, the same sentences repeated hundreds of times receiving the same dozens of likes by the members of the club.  Fortunately TV has many other advantages, among other some members able to answer with precision and kindness on all possible questions about this country!

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Posted
2 hours ago, Oztruckie said:

77% of incidents involved bikes, be interesting to see the number of deaths from bikes, and how many were related to people not wearing bash hats. 

Most of the bikes accident are caused by car's hitting.

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Posted
1 hour ago, kevvy said:

Once again the keyboard warriors show their hateful words wishing people to die ...

Nobody wish this people to die! Wish them more brains to think about consequences drunk and drive no helmet etc! 

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Posted
2 hours ago, bannork said:

The average number of deaths per day is 60 so these 'dangerous days' are actually safer than normal.

It’s massively underreported. The WHO claims Thailand underreports by 30% for general road casualties so these deadly days will be even more underreported if they are better than the average days.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Dap said:

No one is wishing anyone to die.

 

 

Natural selection is at work here. Who are we to stand in in the way of that? 

 

Let the drunk drivers die. I just don’t want them to take others with them, but if they want to go head first into a pole, I’m all for it. 

 

 

Posted
7 minutes ago, dcnx said:

 

Natural selection is at work here. Who are we to stand in in the way of that? 

 

Let the drunk drivers die. I just don’t want them to take others with them, but if they want to go head first into a pole, I’m all for it. 

 

 

be careful you dont resemble a pole whilst waiting to cross the road ey !  TD

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Posted
3 hours ago, marko kok prong said:

Will they break last years number,well off to a good start.

They can't even break the annual average record of 66 per day

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