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Motorcyclist’s Fatal Crash Marks First Casualty in Chonburi’s Seven Dangerous Days Campaign


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By Tanakorn Panyadee


Chonburi — A Thai man crashed his motorbike and passed away after drinking beer with friends in Chonburi, marking the first casualty for the province’s Seven Dangerous Days road-safety campaign.


Local rescuers responded to a traffic accident report on a bridge in the Bang Sai sub-district, Mueang district, Chonburi at 03:40 AM yesterday, April 11st.

 

A Thai man only identified as Mr. Yodpetch, 22, was found deceased beside his motorbike. The victim had suffered a fatal head injury. A blood stain and human hair were found stuck on the bridge’s concrete railing.

 

Full story: https://thepattayanews.com/2023/04/12/motorcyclists-fatal-crash-marks-first-casualty-in-chonburis-seven-dangerous-days-campaign/

 

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The first of 7 dangerous days??? Yesterday Phetkasem Road was not even extreem busy as the seven days took probably off already lasgt weekend, when it was extreem busy.. But if they count too early there a re not 7 days of dangers, but 10 or more days. Anyway every day is very dangerous on the roads, but only 2 times of a year they pretend to make them safer...

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46 minutes ago, 2baht said:

 

No helmet? Drinking! He did'nt heed the warnings, did he! ????

And that looks like a flyover so likely a motorcycle should not be using it. 

They sure take risks here......

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3 hours ago, wavodavo said:

while the police refrain from getting out on the roads and policing the road laws that sre alreadt apply ..nothing will change.

I totally agree,  in most countries road blocks are only ever used chasing after fugitives. Plain clothes cops in unmarked cars and on motor bikes should be mingling on the roads where most hotspots are.

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5 hours ago, jacko45k said:
6 hours ago, 2baht said:

 

No helmet? Drinking! He did'nt heed the warnings, did he! ????

And that looks like a flyover so likely a motorcycle should not be using it. 

They sure take risks here......

Why is a fly-over any more risky than using the regular road (and usually waiting at the traffic light) ???

 

I know its not permitted - but I use a flyover wherever possible (informing the signs just like the majority of other motorcyclists) for numerous reasons... one of them being being stationary waiting at lights is hot, but also risks the possibility of some idiot having 'brake failure’...

 

 

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2 hours ago, mikebell said:

1st one of 30 a day for 7 days; then it's back to normal.

Official sources - 14,700 deaths per year / 40  per day

WHO Estimate - 25,000 deaths per year / 68  per day

 

The ‘Seven deadly days of Songkran’ -  Day 1 - 27 deaths.

 

Numerous posters always comment on the disparity between the 'Songkran Seven Deadly days’ and actual daily average over the year and highlight that Songkran is actually less deadly !!! 

 

Yet, every year we see exactly the same reports almost as if they were a copy and pasted from the year before and the year before that. 

 

 

 

 

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