Dental technician in hospital after horror smash in far south

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Picture: INN

 

Kong Ra police in Phatthalung in the far south of Thailand found a very seriously injured woman trapped in the body of a badly damaged Toyoto Vios.

 

35 year old dental technician Kotchakorn was taken to a local hospital. 

 

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She had lost control of her vehicle on a bend after rain had left it treacherous, reported INN. 

 

Her car rolled and slammed into a roadside power pole. 

 

Picture: INN

 

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[JoePai]

After she recovers she needs to learn how to drive

[BritManToo]

Those naughty electricity poles are at it again!

[hotchilli]

Hope the "Hampstead Heaths" didn't get a bashing.

[RichardColeman]

4 hours ago, JoePai said:

After she recovers she needs to learn how to drive

After she recovers the bank will be throwing money at her to buy a new one

[Bangkok Barry]

What are people going to drive into once all the power lines are buried underground and there are no power poles anymore? In about 70 years from now. Thailand will have to find a new sport.

[Peterphuket]

6 hours ago, JoePai said:

After she recovers she needs to learn how to drive

And where should that be?

Decent traffic education does not exist in LOS.