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US paraglider plunges to death

By The Nation

 

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An American pilot plunged to the ground on Wednesday (April 1) when his powered paraglider suffered a catastrophic problem after take-off.

 

Responding to a call at 8am, Sattahip Police Station deployed a police and rescue team to the scene of the accident near Huay Too 1 Reservoir in Chon Buri’s Sattahip district.

 

They found the victim lying on the ground with severe injuries including deep lacerations to his chest. Friends identified the man as “Denis”, aged 60. Close by was the mangled wreckage of his paraglider.

 

The rescue team administered first aid and sent him to Wat Yansangwararam Hospital, but he died soon after reaching the emergency room.

 

His friends told police that the victim had arrived for paraglide practice early and took off before everyone else. Soon after taking to the skies, his machine showed signs of a mechanical fault. As the wind strengthened, he lost control and the power-glider plunged to the ground.

 

Police have contacted the US Embassy so that the victim’s family can be informed of his death.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30385201

 

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12 hours ago, Puchaiyank said:

At least his final moments was in a beloved hobby...and not in a Thai intensive care unit...

 

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

but he died soon after reaching the emergency room.

Alas it was..

RiP

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21 hours ago, Puchaiyank said:

At least his final moments was in a beloved hobby...and not in a Thai intensive care unit...

He died in the emergency room, I doubt that being in ER was a "beloved hobby".

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