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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 8 April 2025
Foreign Motorcyclist Seriously Injured After Crashing Into Chiang Mai Traffic Control Box Pictures courtesy of Matichon. A foreign national, whose details have not been disclosed, suffered serious injuries in the early hours of the morning of 7 April, after losing control of his high-powered motorcycle and crashing into a traffic light control box at the San Pa Koi intersection in central Chiang Mai. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1357097-foreign-motorcyclist-seriously-injured-after-crashing-into-chiang-mai-traffic-control-box/ -
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Foreign Motorcyclist Seriously Injured After Crashing Into Chiang Mai Traffic Control Box
Pictures courtesy of Matichon. A foreign national, whose details have not been disclosed, suffered serious injuries in the early hours of the morning of 7 April, after losing control of his high-powered motorcycle and crashing into a traffic light control box at the San Pa Koi intersection in central Chiang Mai. The incident occurred at approximately 05:25, on Charoen Muang Road in Mueang District. CCTV footage captured the moment the big bike veered off course, slamming into the traffic control cabinet. The rider was flung across the pavement, landing violently against a large concrete flower pot. The injured man’s fellow rider, also a foreigner, immediately stopped to assist, while local residents, awakened by the deafening crash, rushed to the scene. Emergency services were quickly contacted and the injured rider was transported to McCormick Hospital in a critical condition. The crash caused significant damage to the traffic signal system, leaving the intersection without functioning lights and resulting in widespread power outage. A local resident, 46-year-old Mrs Sasivimon, who lives near the intersection, recounted that she heard a loud crash and ran outside to find the injured foreign motorcyclist lying motionless, bleeding from the mouth and ears. His helmet had been thrown off during the impact. A companion, also riding a big bike, attempted to render aid. Mrs Sasivimon said a witness on a nearby motorcycle claimed the two foreigners had been racing along Chang Klan Road, crossing the Nawarat Bridge and heading down Charoen Muang Road at high speed. The rider reportedly lost control as he approached the San Pa Koi traffic lights, crashing into both the control cabinet and a nearby police post before his body struck the planter. She added that after the ambulance had transported the victim to hospital, she later found a necklace belonging to the injured man at the crash site and handed it over to hospital staff. Authorities continue to investigate the incident. -- 2025-04-08- 1
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