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Samut Prakan port worker severely injured as container lands on his vehicle

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Samut Prakan port worker severely injured as container lands on his vehicle

By The Nation

 

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The storm on Sunday night was so strong that it knocked down six containers at the Samut Prakan port, with one smashing an 18-wheeler below and severely injuring the driver inside.

 

Samrong Tai Police Station was notified of the incident at the port near Pu Chao Saming Phrai Road at 9.30pm on Sunday.

 

Upon arrival, police found that strong winds had brought six containers down from a 7-storey container building and one of them had landed on a truck below.

 

The driver, Raphin Noiwanit, was crushed and lost consciousness, while his colleagues worked to pull him out.

 

Workers at the port said it was unbelievable that the winds were strong enough to bring down the containers. Raphin was provided with first aid before being sent to Pu Chao Saming Phrai Hospital.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30395245

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2020-09-28
 

They certainly find new ways to injure or kill workers.

I would say a cat 7 hurricane the likes of which have never been seen before if they are stacked properly of course  ????

27 minutes ago, Reigntax said:

They certainly find new ways to injure or kill workers.

yes a very rare but unique accident.

Empty containers maybe?         

 

They are relatively light compared to their surface area so could be knocked over by strong non hurican winds.  

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