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Late night motorcycle accident on Chachoengsao bypass road claims life

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A tragic motorcycle accident that involved a collision with a barrier on a bypass road in the area of Wat Thawil Silamongkol, in Mueang Chachoengsao’s Tha Khai sub-district, claimed the life of 34 years old man. The incident, which took place at approximately 12.30am today, was witnessed by a lorry driver who saw his erratic riding just before the accident.

 

The deceased’s wife, who was informed about the accident, was distraught at the sight of her husband, Natthapong. Amidst the pouring rain, she clung to him, unable to let go. The accident occurred on a two-lane road under construction, with barrier poles lined across the stretch of the road. On arrival at the accident scene, officials found Natthapong’s body in the middle of the road, with a severe head injury and a broken right leg. His motorcycle, a black Honda Scoopy-I with Chachoengsao registration 1 กด 862, was found about 10 meters away, bearing signs of collision with the barrier.

 

The lorry driver, 40 years old Yutthana, reported that he had seen the motorcycle speeding from a petrol station before the accident. Initially, he mistook the fallen motorcycle for a puddle of water. When he got closer, he realised it was the same motorcycle that had sped past him earlier. He then stopped his vehicle to report the incident to the officials, reported KhaoSod.

 

by Nattapong Westwood

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Full story: The Thaiger 2023-10-07

 

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Amidst the pouring rain, she clung to him, unable to let go.

He was traveling too fast for the road conditions. 

 

Why is it Thai people crawl around a U-turn like they are turtles, but drive too fast in the rain? ????

 

Edited by SiSePuede419

???? Hang on Scoopy, Scoopy hang on ????

Had been dining with friends :drunk: and probably no helmet. 

20 hours ago, SiSePuede419 said:

He was traveling too fast for the road conditions. 

 

Why is it Thai people crawl around a U-turn like they are turtles, but drive too fast in the rain? ????

 

agreed with your comments 100%

Poor soul.

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