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New Year road stats: Drink drivers have not learned any lessons

 

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Naew Na reported that drunks continued to drive on Thailand's roads. 

 

Few have learned the lesson of being taken to the morgue or made to do community service with accident victims in hospitals. 

 

Department of Probation chief Witthawan Sunthonkhajit presented the statistics for cases dealt with by his department on Friday and Saturday. 

 

Saturday showed a dramatic improvement but Naew Na made no attempt to explain why there were so few cases compared to the previous day, notes Thaivisa. 

 

In total over the two days the courts handled 707 cases - around 80% of these were drink driving, 17% driving while under the influence of drugs and one case for racing on the highway and ten for negligence. 

 

The department of probation are still taking drunk drivers to the morgue to show them the error of their ways and they are also required to do community service at hospitals. 

 

But people have not learned their lesson, said Naew Na. 

 

Source: Naew Na

 

 

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3 minutes ago, webfact said:

also required to do community service at hospitals

Not the best deterrent for someone who drink drives, risking the lives of innocent people.

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

Naew Na reported that drunks continued to drive on Thailand's roads.

With no effective deterrent why would they stop.

 

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What should they have learned? Until now you are always and only talking about saying things with an absolute lack of meaning!
Thai is a spoiled child and if you don't change the way of education it will stay forever!
Wake up and stop whining, send your thousands of policemen to the street to do their job!

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3 hours ago, Saint Nick said:

And what lesson, pray tell, are they to learn?

No one ever teaches them any lesson!

It's "the same procedure as every year"!

 

After 3 months we will get the same story (songkran)

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6 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

Not the best deterrent for someone who drink drives, risking the lives of innocent people.

It could be if you had to Spoon feed some guy with only half a Face and then do the Bed Pan duty

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6 hours ago, seajae said:

the police actually do what they are paid for.

 

The police in Thailand get paid whether they work or not, so they decide it's easier to not. Quite clever, really. My brother-in-law is a policeman and I asked my wife what he actually does. She had no idea.

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Honestly, I don't care if Thais learn lessons or not. I don't care if you all blame the Government or the Thais themselves. As long as no one hurts me and mine, Darwinism can continue on its merry way.

 

Continuously griping and moaning and stating what should be done is not helpful, you'll just get more and more frustrated. Chill out, let them kill each other and blame everyone but themselves.

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There should be 4-5 day holidays every week for a couple of years, this should reduce the gene pool of stupidity to a acceptable level. 

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18 hours ago, ezzra said:

They haven't learned nothing in the last 30 odd years that i have been here, why should they start now? lives have very little values in this country, and until people will start treasure and cherish their lives as worth living, maybe, just maybe things will change but until then, don't hold your breath...

Agree what u said. Life is cheap here and by the looks of it they really think its fun dying Yesterday I was walking A motorbike came past me with a passenger on board He was well over the speed limit No helmets and it gets better..He had the bike up on one wheel My whole body started shaking at that site  My god life is cheap alright

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