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Two students dead in horror smash in Surin - monk was driving


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A monk was behind the wheel of a Nissan Sunny that smashed into a lamppost and road sign in Ta Ong sub-district of Muang Surin in north east Thailand yesterday afternoon. 

 

Phra Warin of Wat Phrik Thaksin had been returning from a religious songs singing competition at Chula University. 

 

With him in the car were four of his religious studies students he taught at a school. 

 

Dead at the scene was Weeraphan, aged just 11. Three other students aged 12 (2) and 11 were also in the car. One subsequently died in hospital, reported Siam Rath.

 

They reported that there was heavy rain and the car aquaplaned after hitting flood waters by a T-juction and bend. 

 

Thenmee police are investigating. 

 

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A wai and a short spell in a temple should sort this out then.... 

 

...  So the monk basically just need to continue on is way... 

 

.... I wonder if the monk was automatically charged with 'reckless driving driving resulting in loss of life’ as is any other driver automatically charged when involved in an accident which results in death - until of course the charges are dropped after a minor investigation.

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