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Elderly Recycler Killed on Pedestrian Crossing After Being Hit Twice by Motorbikes
Pictures from responders and CCTV. A 79-year-old man was killed while crossing a zebra crossing early morning on 6 April, when he was struck by a speeding motorcycle and then fatally hit by another vehicle following behind. CCTV footage confirmed that neither driver attempted to slow down for the pedestrian. At approximately 05:55, Police Sub-Lieutenant Ramwalee Thongruang from Phra Samut Chedi Police Station received a report of a collision involving a pedestrian on Pracha Uthit 90 Road in Nai Khlong Bang Pla Kot subdistrict, Phra Samut Chedi district, Samut Prakan province. Emergency services, including doctors from Phra Samut Chedi Sawatyanon Hospital and rescue volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, rushed to the scene. The victim, later identified as Mr. Sawai, was found lying face-down in the middle of the four-lane road, critically injured and surrounded by a pool of blood. Despite CPR and emergency treatment at the scene, he was pronounced dead shortly afterwards due to the severity of his injuries. Nearby, a torn black garbage bag filled with recyclable materials lay scattered across the road. Roughly 20 metres away, a blue Yamaha N-MAX motorcycle was found overturned. A further 80 metres from the crash site, a severely damaged black Honda PCX was discovered, along with an empty beer bottle, raising concerns about possible alcohol involvement. Two other individuals were seriously injured in the incident: Mr. Jakkrapong (29), a local resident, and Ms. Anthika (28), from Rat Burana district in Bangkok. Both were taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. Eyewitness Mr. Prawet (62) told police he was riding his own motorcycle to drop off his wife when he saw the elderly man nearly halfway across the pedestrian crossing. A speeding black Honda PCX struck the man with full force, sending both the victim and the motorcycle flying. Moments later, a blue Yamaha N-MAX following behind, driven by a woman, ran over the man’s body. Mr. Prawet immediately stopped to assist and called emergency services. Police reviewed footage from a nearby CCTV camera, which confirmed the elderly man was legally crossing at the zebra crossing when the first motorbike hit him without braking. The second collision occurred almost immediately afterward. Authorities are now investigating further, including interviewing the injured riders at hospital and have conducted alcohol tests. The deceased’s body has been sent to the Institute of Forensic Medicine for autopsy. Police have recorded the incident and will proceed with legal action against those responsible. This incident has reignited concerns about pedestrian safety and the disregard for traffic laws, particularly the frequent failure of motorists to stop at pedestrian crossings. -- 2025-04-06 -
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Watch: Fencer Disqualified After Protesting Match Against Transgender Opponent
I wasn't referring to his sporting history .... but to his failure as a man. But from the sporting angle, a male gold medal winner competing with women is pathetic and reinforces his failure to be a man. -
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Iran Withdraws Support from Houthis Amid Intensified US Airstrikes
Agree to disagree. US is not my philosophical enemy. There are many good people and patriots there. -
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Which ฿30/Gram Weed Seller Is Your Favorite?
at least 100Baht/gram for anything wonderful and exotic and tasty and euphoric. -
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Game On
I'm just hoping he uses that power this time to help those in need, and maybe give us free medical. Being gung ho about America is okay but not if it hurts foreign relations. It's a good idea to buy American but the fact remains that there are a lot of things that are better made elsewhere. People like to save money. -
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Trump’s Tariff Strategy: US can no longer act as the world's economic shock absorber
Has been done already. EU tariffs to US imports vary between 3 and 7 percent weighed average, depending on the source. Link has been provided earlier.
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