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Three dead, one injured in reckless pick-up truck chase in Sadao


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A high-speed pursuit between two pickup trucks ended in tragedy, with three fatalities and one person injured in a multi-vehicle collision in Sadao, Songkhla.

 

The chase culminated in the trucks losing control and colliding, causing a motorcycle and a lorry to also become entangled in the crash. Rescue services rushed to the scene to provide aid last night.

 

The two pickup trucks, engaged in a reckless chase, lost control and collided with each other. The impact propelled one of the trucks into a nearby motorcycle before smashing into the rear of a parked lorry.

 

The pick-up truck, an Isuzu model with registration number กร 4673 from Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, was found to have been modified for racing. The collision left it completely mangled, with three passengers critically injured. Rescue workers struggled to extract the three individuals from the wreckage before rushing them to the hospital.


Close by, a Yamaha Fino motorcycle was discovered severely damaged. Lying unconscious approximately 100 metres away from the motorcycle was its female rider.

 

by Nattapong Westwood

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Full story: The Thaiger 2023-10-30

 

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I get unsolicited posts all the time on Farcebook from Thai sites showing dashcam footage of road rage, and racing on the highways. Nearly all the comments on it are laughing, and joking. Absolutely no idea of the dangers.

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6 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

While the deaths are certainly tragic, especially those not involved, this kind of behavior is beyond the pale. I think perhaps there comes a time and a place where the parents need to be punished for the behavior of their offspring, which they did not bother to impart any valuable lessons to during their upbringing. 

"...parents need to be punished for the behavior of their offspring..."

Where there children/youngsters involved in this accident whose parents should be held responsible?   When this sort of thing, involving adults, happens in your country (US?) do you call for the same parental responsibility/consequences, or is it just Thais to whom your odd suggestion should apply?

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6 hours ago, sammieuk1 said:

Modified for racing unmodified for stopping all perfectly normal at the wall of death public highway circuit 🤔

What makes you so sure that these vehicles' brakes were not suitably uprated, also, when there is a huge industry for that in Thailand?   And how was the initial collision between the two pickups related to brakes?

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10 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

"...parents need to be punished for the behavior of their offspring..."

Where there children/youngsters involved in this accident whose parents should be held responsible?   When this sort of thing, involving adults, happens in your country (US?) do you call for the same parental responsibility/consequences, or is it just Thais to whom your odd suggestion should apply?

Absolutely. The art of parenting has been lost, worldwide. 

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