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Hit-and-run driver kills monk in Chalong

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Hit-and-run driver kills monk in Chalong

By Eakkapop Thongtub

 

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The body of Phra Rungrote Padnguan was found in a roadside ditch not far from Wat Thai temple this morning (July 4). Photo: Chalong Police

 

PHUKET: Police are searching for the driver of a white saloon car that fled the scene after knocking down a monk on Chaofa East Rd in Chalong this morning (July 4). The monk sustained fatal injuries and died at the scene.

 

Lt Jaruwit Khuncharoen of the Chalong Police was called to the accident scene – on Chaofa East Rd near Land and Houses estate – at around 5:30am.

 

At the scene, Lt Khuncharoen and rescue workers found the body of Phra Rungrote Padnguan, a Buddhist monk from the nearby Wat Tai Temple. The body was floating in a roadside ditch.

 

Full story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/hit-and-run-driver-kills-monk-in-chalong-76597.php

 

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-- © Copyright Phuket News 2020-07-04
 

 

 

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  • About 300,000 monks in the LOS.      How many of them do you think are bad and should be defrocked?      Some bad monks doesn’t mean all are bad.    Some bad Catholic priests or Protest

  • ratcatcher
    ratcatcher

    You can bet he won't run to the nearest temple for forgiveness. 

  • Bangkok Barry
    Bangkok Barry

    I was taught as a kid to always walk on the side of the road so I was facing the traffic. I guess they don't teach that here and it cost him his life ???? I see the same thing with the monks who walk

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7 minutes ago, LivinginKata said:

Hope they catch the driver ... quickly

You can bet he won't run to the nearest temple for forgiveness. 

number plate please for forthcoming lottery

 

 

"Out of darkness cometh light"

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7 minutes ago, nasa123 said:

Thanks for that. Looked quite deliberate!

 

However, monk walking in the road with dark orange robe at that time of the morning, well sumthin gonna happen. Better he stayed within the small hard shoulder area, although I think this car wud have hit him, even there.

 

The car did brake, so the driver knew they had hit the monk. Terrible. ????

 

1 hour ago, thequietman said:

Thanks for that. Looked quite deliberate!

Sadly with the state of the monkhood's recent antics posted here it very could well be

Early hours of the morning, poorly lit area, walking in the road, Thai un-observant driver, what could possibly go wrong... [or should that be right]?

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1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

 

Sadly with the state of the monkhood's recent antics posted here it very could well be

About 300,000 monks in the LOS. 

    How many of them do you think are bad and should be defrocked? 

    Some bad monks doesn’t mean all are bad.

   Some bad Catholic priests or Protestant pastors doesn’t mean they are all bad. 

5 hours ago, Bender Rodriguez said:

buddist lent hé, right ...

 

hit & run included in buddism ?

The driver was a Buddhist? 

3 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Early hours of the morning, poorly lit area, walking in the road, Thai un-observant driver, what could possibly go wrong... [or should that be right]?

Where did it say that the driver was a Thai?

7 hours ago, thequietman said:

Thanks for that. Looked quite deliberate!

 

However, monk walking in the road with dark orange robe at that time of the morning, well sumthin gonna happen. Better he stayed within the small hard shoulder area, although I think this car wud have hit him, even there.

 

The car did brake, so the driver knew they had hit the monk. Terrible. ????

Hey, all the monks walk around early morning, and we all know it, so does the driver the truck that run over the monk...????

2 minutes ago, transam said:

Hey, all the monks walk around early morning, and we all know it, so does the driver the truck that run over the monk...????

So, ur sayin it was deliberate??

16 minutes ago, Bob A Kneale said:

Where did it say that the driver was a Thai?

Take your time. ????  Ms Yanaphat Sakulboonphanit, 35. 

 

Whadaya think - English, Mercan, maybe Polish!

18 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

You can bet he won't run to the nearest temple for forgiveness. 

... or Reports back to the Mosque?

2 minutes ago, tifino said:

... or Reports back to the Mosque?

He, is a She. ????

5 minutes ago, thequietman said:

So, ur sayin it was deliberate??

No, I am saying the bloke wasn't paying attention, or p_ssed, yabba-d...........

15 minutes ago, thequietman said:

He, is a She. ????

thanks for that.. musta been typing whilst your previous Post was under Edit...

 - All I saw was 'take your time'

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I was taught as a kid to always walk on the side of the road so I was facing the traffic. I guess they don't teach that here and it cost him his life ???? I see the same thing with the monks who walk past my house each morning, their back to the traffic. As so often in Thailand it's lack of education = lack of common sense.

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9 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I was taught as a kid to always walk on the side of the road so I was facing the traffic. I guess they don't teach that here and it cost him his life ???? I see the same thing with the monks who walk past my house each morning, their back to the traffic. As so often in Thailand it's lack of education = lack of common sense.

 

yea, coming from the countryside and lots of narrow roads to walk facing oncoming traffic, one problem in thailand is their inherent, and frankly bizarre, desire to drive/ride motorcycles on the wrong side of the road, which makes walking towards oncoming traffic a bit of a hit or miss affair at the best of times . no pun intended.

2 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I was taught as a kid to always walk on the side of the road so I was facing the traffic. I guess they don't teach that here and it cost him his life ???? I see the same thing with the monks who walk past my house each morning, their back to the traffic. As so often in Thailand it's lack of education = lack of common sense.

Yep, taught Xactly the same, and the Thai's look at me funny when I walk against the traffic.

2 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I was taught as a kid to always walk on the side of the road so I was facing the traffic. I guess they don't teach that here and it cost him his life ???? I see the same thing with the monks who walk past my house each morning, their back to the traffic. As so often in Thailand it's lack of education = lack of common sense.

I was taught to keep my eyes open and concentrate when driving...????

 

 I ended up never running anyone over in over 50 years of driving, so far...????

1 hour ago, transam said:

I was taught to keep my eyes open and concentrate when driving...????

 

 I ended up never running anyone over in over 50 years of driving, so far...????

That quite obviously isn't taught in Thailand either, is it.

4 hours ago, thequietman said:

He, is a She. ????

The identity of the driver of the car was not publicized until after 1pm Sunday, so any posts prior to that time were speculative.

Shows the stupidity of the karma theory, it just does not exist

7 hours ago, Catoni said:

Some bad Catholic priests or Protestant pastors doesn’t mean they are all bad. 

They are  all  peddling a  lie=  bad

A 500 baht donation and a Wai isn't going to work this time.  

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