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Pickup truck collision leads to electrifying fatal accident in Chon Buri


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A fatal accident occurred in Chon Buri when a pickup truck collided with a parked bus and electrocution ensued due to the impact on a high-voltage electric post, causing three sections to snap. The driver of the pickup lost his life, along with his severed leg which was discovered nearby.

 

Sub-lieutenant Mongkol Siriwech, Deputy Investigation Officer of Saen Suk Police Station, received the report on the fatal accident at 5am today. The accident occurred on Khao Lam Road, near the fish market curve towards Bang Saen, in Saen Suk, Chon Buri. As the news was relayed, emergency units from Tai Kunatham Foundation were dispatched.

 

The scene of the fatal accident displayed a bronze Nissan Navara, license plate ผผ 5139 Chon Buri, the pickup in question, which was wrecked beyond recognition. Within the remnants of the vehicle, rescuers discovered the lifeless body of the 64 year old driver, Solod. His leg had been severed by the force of the crash. It took the rescue team over 20 minutes to extract Solod’s body using specialist equipment.

 

by Nattapong Westwood 

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Full story: https://thethaiger.com/hot-news/road-deaths/fatal-collision-and-electrocution-shocks-saen-suk-pickup-truck-crash-sparks-horror-in-chon-buri

 

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

The driver of the pickup lost his life, along with his severed leg which was discovered nearby.

One of the 1st newspaper reports I read nearly 20 years back carried a photo of a cop proudly holding up a severed leg like a fisherman with a prize catch.

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2 hours ago, mikebell said:

One of the 1st newspaper reports I read nearly 20 years back carried a photo of a cop proudly holding up a severed leg like a fisherman with a prize catch.

It's not lost, I've got it here.

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20 hours ago, mikebell said:

One of the 1st newspaper reports I read nearly 20 years back carried a photo of a cop proudly holding up a severed leg like a fisherman with a prize catch.

IIRC Thai Newspapers carried some gruesome pics way back!

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