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Arabian Tourist Killed, Two Others Injured in Pattaya Motorbike Accident


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Pattaya — An Arabian tourist was killed when his high-powered motorbike collided with another on Sukhumvit Road in Pattaya around midnight on Thursday, August 17th. Two other people were seriously injured.


Pol Lt. Akarapong Saenputawong, the duty officer at the Pattaya police station, received a report of the accident at midnight today. He rushed to the accident scene on Sukhumvit Road inbound to Sattahip, Nongprue sub-district, Banglamung district, Chonburi province, along with Sawang Boriboon emergency responders, The Pattaya News team, and medical personnel from Banglamung Hospital.

 

They found a significantly damaged black Honda Wave 110 motorcycle fallen on the road. The rider was identified as Mr. Boontai Vot, a 25-year-old Cambodian national. He suffered severe fractures on both legs and was in critical condition.

 

About 100 meters away from Mr. Boontai lay another two wounded men, both Arabian nationals although their exact country of origin was unclear. One of them had tragically lost his life in the accident, while another survived with serious injuries.

 

By Tanakorn Panyadee

 

Full story: https://thepattayanews.com/2023/08/17/arabian-tourist-killed-two-others-injured-in-pattaya-motorbike-accident/

 

-- THE PATTAYA NEWS 2023-08-17

 

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1 minute ago, richard_smith237 said:

My money is on a 'hard no'.... just like the scores of other very similar news stories regarding Arabs  (primarily Kuwaiti's) racing motorcycles and killing themselves and others this month alone... 

 

Thailands BiB are completely immune to such issues... not through ignorance, but through utter apathy... those in positions of decision making power just don't give an eff.... 

Was thinking of the lady doctor that was killed on a crossing, next thing painted crossings all over the country, big fines too for naughty drivers ignoring them.

Now if this dead Arab is one with a rich family types, then who knows...????

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9 minutes ago, transam said:

Was thinking of the lady doctor that was killed on a crossing, next thing painted crossings all over the country, big fines too for naughty drivers ignoring them.

Now if this dead Arab is one with a rich family types, then who knows...????

We saw the usual netizen outrage, two weeks of 'announcements of crack-downs', re-painted crossings, some of them even with red paint and loads of police with flat caps taking their photo-op.... 

 

But... has anything actually changed at all ??? any improvement a couple of years on ?

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3 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

We saw the usual netizen outrage, two weeks of 'announcements of crack-downs', re-painted crossings, some of them even with red paint and loads of police with flat caps taking their photo-op.... 

 

But... has anything actually changed at all ??? any improvement a couple of years on ?

Dunno, but I am a million miles from BKK, we now have red crossings all over the place, though I do see cars parked on them, the lack of BiB thing, again...????

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11 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

We saw the usual netizen outrage, two weeks of 'announcements of crack-downs', re-painted crossings, some of them even with red paint and loads of police with flat caps taking their photo-op.... 

 

But... has anything actually changed at all ??? any improvement a couple of years on ?

Not in 20years that I know of.

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19 hours ago, webfact said:

An Arabian tourist was killed when his high-powered motorbike collided with another on Sukhumvit Road in Pattaya around midnight on Thursday, August 17th. Two other people were seriously injured.

Keep it up, the police seem incapable of sorting out this issue.

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21 hours ago, webfact said:

Pol Lt. Akarapong Saenputawong, the duty officer at the Pattaya police station, received a report of the accident at midnight today. He rushed to the accident scene on Sukhumvit Road inbound

And did he fine them all, if not why not ? not a helmet in site. 

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17 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

Will continue to happen as long as the Police continue to ignore the issue. 

Yes indeed, but it does beg the question, is this just usual police ineptitude/laziness, or something else. Are they afraid to arrest these 'Arabs' because of what?

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14 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

But... has anything actually changed at all ??? any improvement a couple of years on ?

I've been banging on about Pattaya Plod for over 15 years.  Nothing has changed except they seem to be working fewer hours and have more holidays.  The deaths-on-the-road figure is directly attributable to speed.  With all the CCTV cameras at their disposal this offence could/should be eradicated in months.

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