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21 injured in seven vehicle pile up at Lopburi lights - Indian tourists in van that allegedly caused it

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Naew Na Thai Caption: 7 vehicle pile up - 21 injured at intersection with traffic lights

 

Naew Na reported that yesterday evening the Muang Khom police in Lopburi province, central Thailand, attended the scene after a multiple vehicle pile-up.

 

It happened at KM marker 51 on Route 21 at an intersection.

 

Seven vehicles were involved.

 

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Picture: Naew Na

 

These included an MG, two Toyota Commuter vans, a Vigo pick-up, a Revo and a Ford Ranger.

 

There were a total of 21 injuries with eight victims being taken to Tha Luang Hospital and the rest being ferried to Chaibadan Hospital. 

 

None of the injuries were serious. 

 

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Picture: Naew Na

 

The media suggested the accident was caused by a van carrying a group of Indian tourists. The van plowed into the other vehicles waiting at the lights. 

 

Police are investigating as the media speculated about it involving alcohol, microsleep or just negligent driving. 

 

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Could be another daily brake failure.....????

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Who on earth writes these headlines...

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21 injured in seven vehicle pile up at Lopburi lights - Indian tourists in van that allegedly caused it

 

WRONG - An idiot van driver caused it, one who put the wellbeing of his passengers at risk. 

 

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The media suggested the accident was caused by a van carrying a group of Indian tourists.

Thats more like it...     The headline borders on being racist as if the Indian passengers are to blame. 

 

Whoever wrote that headline should be demoted to photo-copy boy (person).

 

 

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Banging on the Indian tourists already? How are Indians even remotely implicated in a crappy Thai van drivers screw up? 

 

Just last week we heard that Indian tourists were going to bail out the Thai tourism industry. I'm starting to think the Tourism industry has a few more challenges ahead than the government would like to think. 

 

 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

The media suggested the accident was caused by a van carrying a group of Indian tourists.

Pesky foreigners. 

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Police are investigating as the media speculated about it involving alcohol, microsleep or just negligent driving.

Possibly all three. 

The idiot van driver has to blame somebody,maybe he has used the old brake failure chestnut before,"ah indian talk to loud make me lose road concentration" unreal. 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The media suggested the accident was caused by a van carrying a group of Indian tourists. The van plowed into the other vehicles waiting at the lights

Cross India off the list again.

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3 hours ago, webfact said:

These included an MG, two Toyota Commuter vans, a Vigo pick-up, a Revo and a Ford Ranger.

No Partridges or pear trees were injured in the accident.????

No chance that the 2 vans were playing a game of "Tag", then ?

Them blaming Indian is similar to their love hate relationship with Falangs....Love their money...hate their guts!

Really reaching to try to fill out the article.

 

 

"These included an MG, two Toyota Commuter vans, a Vigo pick-up, a Revo and a Ford Ranger."

 

 

 

What colors  and years?

Makes and models?


 

21 hours ago, webfact said:

or just negligent driving. 

My moneys on that.

21 hours ago, webfact said:

The media suggested the accident was caused by a van carrying a group of Indian tourists.

I bet there will be a right 'ol Argy Bhaji over this.

19 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

Pesky foreigners. 

Agree , first items today Thai cowboys and their driving , now the Indians are on the warparth.

On 4/15/2022 at 6:02 AM, webfact said:

Police are investigating as the media speculated about it involving alcohol, microsleep or just negligent driving. 

Errrrmmm, You are the media and you are the ones speculating about it . 

Was it a journalist thinking to himself "I wonder what caused the accident " and wrote the three things he could think of and reported that as speculation ?

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