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Seven deadly days: Husband and wife die on motorcycle in the South


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Thai Rath reported that the so called seven deadly days on the Songkran roads were now in full swing.

 

Highlighting the perils on the Thai roads they had a report of a collision between a husband and wife on a Honda Wave motorcycle and a Toyota Fortuner.

 

It happened in Muang Phatthalung on the Chaiburi Road at a bend in the road.

 

Somporn, 50, and Janthana, 43, had just left their house 2 kms away to go and make fertilizer.

 

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They had stopped by the bend to cross the four lane road when the collision occurred.

 

It left Somporn dead at the scene. His wife died in hospital.

 

Muang district police are re-interviewing the driver of the Fortuner. 

 

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7 minutes ago, actonion said:

Very sad ..... but how many times do you see them park their vehicles  on a bend in the road,  on the brow of a hill etc ...

 

More road sense can  stop these accidents...........maybe

 

52 minutes ago, webfact said:

They had stopped by the bend to cross the four lane road when the collision occurred.

A dangerous maneuver I see all too often.

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43 minutes ago, Iamfalang said:

Someone can verify…..I think more accidents actually occur around breakfast time or slightly after.  This one at night……but be careful until lunch.  Then at 2 pm it’s dangerous again.   

According to previous years statistics, most accidents occur  between 4 and 8 pm. 

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7 hours ago, Iamfalang said:

Someone can verify…..I think more accidents actually occur around breakfast time or slightly after.  This one at night……but be careful until lunch.  Then at 2 pm it’s dangerous again.   

People change during Songkran. This morning I went shopping at Makro at 7.30 am and the place was busy, usually no one there at this time. But not just Makro everywhere like they all s--t their beds

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On 4/12/2022 at 9:40 AM, webfact said:

the so called seven deadly days

I thought that more recently, because of increased awareness, statistically, the 7 deadly days are actually marginally safer than the other 358.

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