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Drunk Father Crashes Motorcycle, 14-Month-Old Daughter Killed by Oncoming Pickup


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A collision claimed the life of a 14-month-old girl in Nakhon Pathom on the evening of 13 June after her intoxicated father lost control of his motorcycle, causing her to fall from carrying a carrying seat and be fatally struck by an oncoming delivery pickup.

 

The incident occurred at approximately 20:45 in Moo 9, Bo Phlap subdistrict, Mueang district. Emergency responders and investigators from Mueang Nakhon Pathom Police Station, along with medical staff from Nakhon Pathom Hospital, were called to the scene.

 

The child, identified only as “Wei,” a 14-month-old girl of Myanmar nationality, was found lying motionless in the middle of the road. Her head had been crushed, with traumatic injuries described as horrific. Nearby, police found the motorcycle and a white delivery pickup, with a closed box compartment stopped at the scene.

 

The child’s father, Mr. Chalu, also a Myanmar national, admitted to police that he had been drinking alcohol before riding his motorcycle with his daughter sat in a front baby seat. While travelling along the road, he lost control. As the motorcycle fell, the child was thrown to the ground, directly into the path of the oncoming pickup.

 

“I admit I was drunk,” Mr. Chalu told police. “I couldn’t keep the bike steady and when it went down, my daughter fell and was run over right in front of me. I’m heartbroken that I caused her death.”

 

Mr. Paitoon, the driver of the delivery truck, stated that he had been driving to a local pork processing plant in Moo 8, Bo Phlap, when the motorcycle approached from the opposite direction. “I heard a sound like something under the wheel, so I stopped and got out. That’s when I saw the back right wheel had crushed the child’s head. I’m devastated. I have a young child too, this is the last thing I ever wanted to happen,” he said. The vehicle is reportedly covered by insurance.

 

A local resident who witnessed the incident, identified only as Ms. Ae, said she saw the baby fall from the motorcycle as the motorcycle toppled. “The truck came just at that moment and ran over the child. Her head was completely destroyed. I can’t forget what I saw,” she said tearfully.

 

The body was taken to Nakhon Pathom Hospital. Authorities have not yet announced what legal action will be taken, but are continuing to investigate the case.

 

 

 

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Posted
15 hours ago, freedomnow said:

Unfortunately for him, he will have the rest of his life to reflect on that horrific event.

 

Sad bit is,  he won't give it one more thought after two months.

T.I.T.

 

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On 6/15/2025 at 4:22 AM, Georgealbert said:

The incident occurred at approximately 20:45 in Moo 9, Bo Phlap subdistrict, Mueang district.

I live 5 minutes from this location... heard the commotion but didn't realise this was the situation.

Such a sad outcome for the young girl

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12 hours ago, Bangkok Black said:

And because it's not Thai, the Thai authorities will care even less.

 Why the thinly veiled accusation of racism?   According to the OP the "authorities" are continuing to investigate the incident.  Clearly the drunken father is responsible, what would you like the authorities response to be? 

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If the driver of the truck was a Western Farang, He, would have been the guilty one.

Because in Thai logic, if he hadn't been in Thailand, this would not have happened.

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17 hours ago, quake said:

 

Sad bit is,  he won't give it one more thought after two months.

T.I.T.

 

The father is from Burma.

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6 hours ago, PopGun said:

If the driver of the truck was a Western Farang, He, would have been the guilty one.

Because in Thai logic, if he hadn't been in Thailand, this would not have happened.

true

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11 hours ago, Bday Prang said:

 Why the thinly veiled accusation of racism?   According to the OP the "authorities" are continuing to investigate the incident.  Clearly the drunken father is responsible, what would you like the authorities response to be? 

It's true.As another reply said if it was a western farang then it would be farang faultand end of cas eand all forgotten

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23 hours ago, quake said:

 

Sad bit is,  he won't give it one more thought after two months.

T.I.T.

 

correct, replacement easily made.

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6 hours ago, PopGun said:

If the driver of the truck was a Western Farang, He, would have been the guilty one.

Because in Thai logic, if he hadn't been in Thailand, this would not have happened.

he wasn't though... so jog along with your nonsense.

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3 minutes ago, cardinalblue said:

Deport his drunk ass after him serving jail time for manslaughter or worse 

 

does he lose his bike and license? I doubt it 

propably didnt have a licence in the first place

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6 hours ago, PopGun said:

If the driver of the truck was a Western Farang, He, would have been the guilty one.

Because in Thai logic, if he hadn't been in Thailand, this would not have happened.

 

Name the bar in which you heard this 'golden droplet of bullshyiattery'...    and did he also tell you which regiment he was in ????  :whistling:

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...and look at the pic in this news article and see just how many on scooters without helmets....

 

Today I saw a family of 5 on a scooter and not a single one was wearing a helmet.....  10,000 THB please.....  Helmet law = a continuous Thai joke!

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2 hours ago, Bangkok Black said:

But the man is a farang, not Thai and a foreigner, so a farang. 

Not a "western" farang. jog along moron.

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4 hours ago, Bangkok Black said:

propably didnt have a licence in the first place

Unsubstantiated conjecture that adds nothing beyond racist undertones 

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3 hours ago, dingdongrb said:

...and look at the pic in this news article and see just how many on scooters without helmets....

 

Today I saw a family of 5 on a scooter and not a single one was wearing a helmet.....  10,000 THB please.....  Helmet law = a continuous Thai joke!

 

 

There will be another announcement of a helmet crackdown next week...   Duly ignored of course !!

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11 minutes ago, Cat Boy said:
4 hours ago, Bangkok Black said:

propably didnt have a licence in the first place

Unsubstantiated conjecture that adds nothing beyond racist undertones 

 

100%...  the licensing is almost irrelevant given the standards involved with obtaining a lincense...

 

A 'card' over here doesn't mean the holder has had any decent level of driver or rider training, or education rendering it the card itself rather useless as a tool for ensuring road standards and safety... 

 

With or without a Thai Motorcycle license the fecklessness of such actives to cause this tragic loss will continue - the rider was drunk !!!

 

 

Some may consider that racist, but IMO - its simply recognition of the poor training and licensing standards here and that impacts any 'race' or rides or drives here.

 

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