Teenage boy dies after colliding his motorbike with a dog crossing the road in Sri Racha

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PHOTO: Wisarn Sangjaroen / Top News

 

By Goong Nang(GN)

 

Sri Racha – A 16-year-old rider and a stray dog have been pronounced dead at the scene after a motorbike crash in Sri Racha yesterday morning (June 7th).

 

The Sri Racha Police were notified of the accident at 6:30 A.M. in Soi Wat Bordin 5 in the Surasak sub-district

 

Emergency responders and police arrived at the scene to find the body of Mr. N (name withheld), 16, face down on the road. Nearby was his damaged motorbike. A male stray dog was also found dead on the road.

 

Full story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/06/08/teenage-boy-dies-after-colliding-his-motorbike-with-a-dog-crossing-the-road-in-sri-racha/

 

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[RichardColeman]

Sure there will be someone on here later praising the non-culling of soi dogs by the good thai people.

[Geoffggi]

It is high time they removed these mutts off the roads they cause many accidents or alternatively attack people walking or riding bikes down the road.

[Excel]

37 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

Sure there will be someone on here later praising the non-culling of soi dogs by the good thai people.

Yes the do gooders will always crawl out of their holes at any opportunity. Until of course it is one of their own that gets hurt or killed when it then becomes someone else's fault.

[pkrv]

Let me guess: no helmet but he had his mask on?

 

The wild dogs are a proven menace and danger throughout the country but unfortunately there seems to be little appetite to deal with this problem, for the sake of both people and the animals themselves.

Edited June 8, 2022 by pkrv

[morrobay]

15 minutes ago, Excel said:

Yes the do gooders will always crawl out of their holes at any opportunity. 

Yes idiots compassion applies to foreigners also. For what it's worth this is the correct Pattaya City Hall number for complaints: 038 111826

[mikebell]

I am infamous on here for banging on about the damage dogs do.  Two of my stepdaughters have been hospitalised on separate occasions.  Barely a month goes by without a case of rabies.  Meanwhile a bunch of do-gooders are appealing for money to sterilise a hundred dogs before letting them back onto the street to continue their diseased destructive miserable life.

[actonion]

From my observations  many Soi Dogs  ( not all, i know)   have more road sense   than many  Thai's

[Tropicalevo]

I think that dogs are the worst menace on the roads.

Carefully riding a bike here for 22 years and so far, only two accidents. (Touch wood.)

Dogs each time.

When a pack of dogs are chasing something, they just run straight across the road.

I can avoid 2 or 3 of them but I eventually hit one. ????

[Enzian]

It never occurs to them to say this situation doesn't make sense and we're doing something about it NOW. That would be too western, not sufficiently Thai.

[Excel]

1 hour ago, actonion said:

From my observations  many Soi Dogs  ( not all, i know)   have more road sense   than many  Thai's

Well you know what  they believe in so perhaps those dogs were really Thais in a previous life and now understand the foolishness of their actions during their previous life as a human ????

Edited June 8, 2022 by Excel

[richard_smith237]

Speeding kid on a bike ?? killed the dog and himself...  No helmet I guess.

 

Now, I’m sure someone will come along and point out that there is no proof the lad was wellying it or riding too fast etc...  blah blah blah... 

 

But that is a small street and not a street at which any reasonable speed should be achieved, but we know this is Thailand and that common sense will be ignored.

 

Dogs are an utter nuisance - but I’m not sure the lad or the dog would have died IF the lad wasn’t gunning it as many kids do on mopeds.

Edited June 8, 2022 by richard_smith237

[AhFarangJa]

14 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

Speeding kid on a bike ?? killed the dog and himself...  No helmet I guess.

 

Now, I’m sure someone will come along and point out that there is no proof the lad was wellying it or riding too fast etc...  blah blah blah... 

 

But that is a small street and not a street at which any reasonable speed should be achieved, but we know this is Thailand and that common sense will be ignored.

 

Dogs are an utter nuisance - but I’m not sure the lad or the dog would have died IF the lad wasn’t gunning it as many kids do on mopeds.

From the press article....................CCTV footage nearby shows the victim appearing to be driving at high speed before colliding with a stray dog which was crossing the road.

 

 

[morrobay]

55 minutes ago, AhFarangJa said:

From the press article....................CCTV footage nearby shows the victim appearing to be driving at high speed before colliding with a stray dog which was crossing the road.

 

 

Two birds with one stone

[Mr Meeseeks]

23 hours ago, Enzian said:

It never occurs to them to say this situation doesn't make sense and we're doing something about it NOW. That would be too western, not sufficiently Thai.

They are entirely reactive, not proactive. 

[hotchilli]

On 6/8/2022 at 6:21 AM, Geoffggi said:

It is high time they removed these mutts off the roads they cause many accidents or alternatively attack people walking or riding bikes down the road.

Saw a mutt in the gutter near my home this morning, obviously came off second best with a vehicle.