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PHOTOS: Five Chinese tourists injured in speedboat accident in Phuket

 

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Five Chinese tourists and two Thai nationals were injured after two boats collided in waters off Koh Rang, near Phuket on Saturday afternoon.

 

The 10 Chinese tourists were travelling back from Koh Phi Phi on the Sai Nam speedboat when it collided with a barge, which was carrying oil, Manager reported.

 

The crash caused extensive damage to the speedboat and injuries to the boat's captain and a member of its crew, as well as some of the Chinese tourists.

 

Among the injured included two men, a woman and two boys.

 

The injured were taken to Thalang and Mission hospitals in Phuket.

 

Officials are investigating the cause of the crash.

 

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2 hours ago, Aussieroaming said:

Well between boat and van accidents the Chinese are coping a fair share in Phuket. I am amazed that they keep rolling in.

 A lot keep rolling out on a bier.

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9 hours ago, Thunder26 said:

What is wrong with these speedboats? There is so much space in the water. How come they manage to collide? Seriously, what's wrong with these poeple who manage the speedboats?

 

They learned their skills riding a motor cycle!

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Just now, PatOngo said:

The DPM assured them Thailand is safe....and who could distrust him!

err...anyone who could count to 47 - the number of Chinese deaths in the first boating "accident"

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The Chinese are swarming on Phuket, in a statement from the Ministry of Silly Statements.

 

Chinese tourists there are so many the more you kill the more there are!

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4 minutes ago, Oziex1 said:

The Chinese are swarming on Phuket, in a statement from the Ministry of Silly Statements.

Chinese tourists there are so many the more you kill the more there are!

Makes it sound like some sort of insect that must be capable of breeding posthumously.

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From a distance it looks like alot of these vessels are made of plywood and glue.

Chinese are inexperienced travellers. They get stupid agents to do all their planning for them .

They'll learn eventually which is bad news for LOS.

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1 hour ago, Oziex1 said:

The Chinese are swarming on Phuket, in a statement from the Ministry of Silly Statements.

 

Chinese tourists there are so many the more you kill the more there are!

Oh my God!

 

In a kind of bizarre way you are correct..

 

Still,the Chinese will eventually hang out these ersatz dimwits to dry.

 

The useless sexpats just don't cut it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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12 hours ago, Thunder26 said:

What is wrong with these speedboats? There is so much space in the water. How come they manage to collide? Seriously, what's wrong with these poeple who manage the speedboats?

 

brake failure?

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Investigating Marine Officer : "So Captain Somchai, what do you think happened?"

Captain Somchai : "Well Officer, I was proceeding down the hill, and the surface was wet and slippery, no, wait,.... I was proceeding down the hill, and the brakes fail....no, wait.....I was proceeding along , and swerved to miss a branch in the.....no wait....i was waiting to do a u-turn, and the barge....no, that's not it either.....can I answer a question on sport please......"

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1 hour ago, animalmagic said:

the International Rules for Prevention of Collision at Sea (IRPCS)

How many of those "speed boat captains" do you think are aware of any of the maritime rules and laws?

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Thailand is going to run out of feet to shoot soon...

just how many accidents with Chinese tourists are China going to accept before saying "enough is enough" !

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15 hours ago, Thunder26 said:

Seriously, what's wrong with these poeple who manage the speedboats?

 

They use the same tactics as when they drive their cars - Me, Me, Me!!!!!!!!!!

 

I wonder if the captain flashed his lights at the barge.

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6 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Thailand is going to run out of feet to shoot soon...

just how many accidents with Chinese tourists are China going to accept before saying "enough is enough" !

Who knows? Perhaps they see it the same as their 'one child' policy - a means of population control.

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Been there, done that, got the T-shirt? Here, as a public service to our Chinese brethren (and sistren) is Chinese for "I survived a boat crash in Thailand." 我在泰国遇难 courtesy of Google Translate.

 

Go to town, T-shirt shops and tattoo parlors. Soon some young Thai entrepreneur will be offering crashes as part of a day's outing. "Actual sinkings extra!" It will be all the rage back in style-conscious Shanghai.

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1 hour ago, Lupatria said:

How many of those "speed boat captains" do you think are aware of any of the maritime rules and laws?

Not many.  Just trying to point out the obvious on who was to blame.  Any competent investigative body would come to the same conclusion.

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56 minutes ago, LawrenceN said:

Been there, done that, got the T-shirt? Here, as a public service to our Chinese brethren (and sistren) is Chinese for "I survived a boat crash in Thailand." 我在泰国遇难 courtesy of Google Translate.

 

Go to town, T-shirt shops and tattoo parlors. Soon some young Thai entrepreneur will be offering crashes as part of a day's outing. "Actual sinkings extra!" It will be all the rage back in style-conscious Shanghai.

I'd have thought there would be more chance of "going back unconscious to Shanghai."

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