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Mum and child in pick-up in rain involved in head on collision with pick-up - 4 injured at blackspot


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Daily News Caption: 4 hurt in head on collision

 

Daily News reported on an accident in the rain in Trat, eastern Thailand.

 

A mother and child were travelling home in a pick-up when they skidded and spun and collided head on with another pick-up coming in the opposite direction.

 

Pol Capt Bunma Thathong of the Muang Trat police got a report about the accident at a bend near Wat Wiwek Wararam on Sukhumvit Road in Noen Sai sub-district.

 

At the scene was an Isuzu with severe damage to its front. The male driver and a female passenger were injured.

 

The other vehicle was a Ford Ranger that ended up in water by the roadside.

 

A mother and child were injured in that vehicle. All were taken to a nearby hospital.

 

Locals who saw what happened said the Ford was going in the direction of Klong Yai in heavy rain.

It was a very brief shower however.

 

Their vehicle lost control at a bend and crossed lanes into the path of the oncoming Isuzu.

They said it was a blackspot for accidents in the rain just like this one or when cars simply spin off the road. 
 

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2 hours ago, brianthainess said:

Heard a few Falang say that here as well, not just Thais.

 

Yeah, but I bet they didn't say that while the were driving along the pavement or up the wrong side of the road.

 

Or tailgating an inch from the bumper at 120km/h

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