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Woman expat to be charged for tour van collision in Rawai

The Phuket News

 

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The woman expat will be charged for the accident, said Capt Jarat Lempan of the Chalong Police. Photo: Chalong Municipality

 

PHUKET: A woman expat is to be charged with reckless driving causing injury and damage to property after she pulled out of a side street in Rawai leading to a van carrying tourists ramming into the side of her car.

 

The accident occurred in front of a small guesthouse on Wiset Rd, about 200 metres north of the main Rawai market, at about 11:30am, Chalong Municipality rescue workers told The Phuket News.

 

One foreign woman travelling in the passenger van suffered injuries to her right shoulder, while the other woman driving the car also suffered minor injuries, rescue workers reported.


Read more at https://www.thephuketnews.com/woman-expat-to-be-charged-for-tour-van-collision-in-rawai-73399.php#UleUXp8PJgMhZ8pK.99 

 

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I drive along that road at least twice a day it happens often people just pull out the worst is they come from the opposite side of the road where the U-turns are especially at night them markets attract a lot of traffic

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11 minutes ago, phantomfiddler said:

Surely this is just a matter for the insurance companies to settle ?

Probably yes. In accidents it is sop to charge a guilty part, fine probably 1,000 Baht, can be negotiated down to 500.

 

Nothing new or special here, just SOP.

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2 hours ago, LomSak27 said:

 

If This was a Thai driver this would not be news would it?! It would not be in the paper or the online feeds. 

 



 

It it was a Thai driver it would be in the Thai language news. The driver was not Thai, so in the not Thai language news.

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58 minutes ago, stevenl said:

It it was a Thai driver it would be in the Thai language news. The driver was not Thai, so in the not Thai language news.

 

Deflection. It would be in the thai news as one of the myriad of accidents every day, and no one would bother to look twice if at all, because little gore and no fight broke out. As for your post, perhaps a new spin, instead of the same tired out old deflections?! 

 

Cheers

 

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looking at the damage the expat was at fault, why it isnt just an insurance job as these accidents usually are is beyond me and seems like over kill. If they are charging the driver then they should check if the injured woman in the van was wearing a seat belt, if not more charges should be laid on the passengers as well as the van driver otherwise this is just looks like a huge set up against expats, can we expect to see all the thais that cause accidents to be charged now as well

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8 hours ago, Puchaiyank said:

Watching Thai TV News everyday, this is a common occurrence.

 

"WOMAN EXPAT" seems to be the focus of the article.

 

Wonder how many Thais are charged for the same infraction?   ???? 

The phrase "woman expat" was used only once in the body of the report, how do you construe that as being "the focus of the article?

 

Why would you suggest that a Thai driver in a similar incident wouldn't be charged?

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