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SUV catches fire sitting in Trang’s hot sun

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SUV catches fire sitting in Trang’s hot sun

By The Thaiger

PHOTOS: Earn Benjakun

 

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A SUV has caught fire while it was parked in the hot southern sun in Trang over the weekend.

 

Fire fighters in Trang were notified of the burning SUV in Yan Ta Khao District in Trang at 2pm on Sunday.

 

Fire fighters arrived to find the SUV ablaze. It took about 15 minutes to control the fire.

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/news/south/suv-catches-fire-sitting-in-trangs-hot-sun

 

 

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Tanchanok says she also lost 200,000 baht cash which was left inside the SUV.

Yeah right....

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16 minutes ago, Vacuum said:

Yeah right....

and a diamond ring in the glove compartment.

 

Oh! and 3 baht of gold under the back seat.

 

Nearly forgot! Irreplaceable bonds worth squillions of baht.

 

..... and the SUV.

35 minutes ago, webfact said:

A SUV has caught fire while it was parked in the hot southern sun

Caught fire by it self? Never heard about that before...or was it a smartphone battery again?

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1 hour ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Caught fire by it self? Never heard about that before...or was it a smartphone battery again?

Thai women never ever leave their smartphones anywhere. They can forget their children in a car, but their smartphones is unheard of.

2 hours ago, Vacuum said:

Thai women never ever leave their smartphones anywhere. They can forget their children in a car, but their smartphones is unheard of.

But there is absolutely no guarantee that it isn't switched off. Some people seem to have forgotten that a phone is still a phone, and so switch it off when they have finished their long tedious LINE sessions. Perish the thought that they might want to travel with their phone on so that they can be contacted in an emergency; such as their SUV being on fire. ????

4 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Caught fire by it self? Never heard about that before...or was it a smartphone battery again?

Thailand is the hottest country in the world.

200,000 baht left inside the car?

 

After spending some time in Thailand I really get tired of all the bulls**t.

It is everywhere, at every turn.

30 minutes ago, AntiAut said:

Thailand is the hottest country in the world.

It's not, and even if it was, cars shouldn't/couldn't self-ignite.

 

The fire comes from the passenger compartment, not engine bay so I guess powerbank or some battery exploded due to heat.

5 hours ago, thequietman said:

and a diamond ring in the glove compartment.

 

Oh! and 3 baht of gold under the back seat.

 

Nearly forgot! Irreplaceable bonds worth squillions of baht.

 

..... and the SUV.

No the diamond ring was on top of the pile of money.  It focused the sun rays onto the money causing it to combust.

5 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Caught fire by it self? Never heard about that before...or was it a smartphone battery again?

last year in Australia Ford Bronco owners were warned to be watchful of where they parked as several had burst into flames when they had been parked over dry grass.

Sloppy writing.  I don't think they actually intended to suggest the sun/heat anything to do with it.  At least not directly.  Cars would be combusting spontaneously all over Thailand. 

Leave one of those imitation Bic lighters in the locked car and it can happen!

An article yesterday on Yahoo or USAToday suggested that a plastic bottle of water could potentially cause a fire if the sun shines at the correct angle becoming a pseudo magnifying glass.

One thing I have learned is that it is better to have a light colored car like white (as opposed to black ) if you live in a hot area and the car is not kept under cover. White conducts heat much better and is also a safer car to drive at night because it is more visible. 

4 hours ago, Peterbkk99 said:

200,000 baht left inside the car?

 

After spending some time in Thailand I really get tired of all the bulls**t.

It is everywhere, at every turn.

Yeah, despite having been here many years, I can never really normalize myself with the constant lies I encounter and I'm continually on the look out for it.

it was more interesting to hear on today's News, that another Tesla has frizzled; coincidently, also parked

 - the first Tesla to turn vulcan.

that wasn't actually being driven at the time...

17 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Caught fire by it self? Never heard about that before...or was it a smartphone battery again?

Only happens to Tesla

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