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Near miss for PM Prayuth as falling tree hits motorcycle escort
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BANGKOK, Dec 17 -- Two Army soldiers were slightly injured this morning when a large branch fell onto the motorcade of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-o-cha in Sukhumvit Road.

The incident took at about 10am as the prime minister traveled to Government House from Bangkok Planetarium, where he had presided at the opening of a renovated Science Centre for Education.

The branch hit two soldiers on a motorcycle escorting the prime minister’s procession. The two were knocked to the pavement from their bike and skidded along the road for 10 metres.

Both men were sent to a nearby hospital for treatment, one with a sprained right wrist and the other with an injury on his right hip.

The branch barely missed the Mercedez carrying Gen Prayut.

After stopping to ask after the condition of both soldiers and ordering the authorities to provide good care of them, the premier and his motorcade then carried on with the journey to Government House.

The chief of the prime minister’s guard detail asserted that the incident was an accident. (MCOT online news)

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-- TNA 2014-12-17

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Trees don't just fall for no reason. Maybe strong winds in Bangkok today, no I doubt it. Must have been a Redwood Tree.

In southern Isaan we have very strong vind´s today, so could Bangkok.

There's no wind at all in BKK today, perfect weather 27 degree's. And big tree's are also very rare in BKK.

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Trees don't just fall for no reason. Maybe strong winds in Bangkok today, no I doubt it. Must have been a Redwood Tree.

In southern Isaan we have very strong vind´s today, so could Bangkok.

Strong vinds you say Skywalker? Verrry interesting....... biggrin.png

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Fallen Tree Narrowly Misses Prayuth's Car

By Khaosod Eng.

BANGKOK — The Prime Minister of Thailand narrowly escaped injury after a tree fell on his motorcade in Bangkok today, injuring two of his bodyguards.

Gen. Prayuth Chan-ocha, who is also the chairman of Thailand’s military junta, was leaving a public event at the Bangkok Planetarium on Petchburi Road at around 10 am when the tree fell on his motorcade.

Two police bodyguards on a motorcycle were injured and immediately sent to hospital.

Read More: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/detail.php?newsid=1418796380&section=11&typecate=06

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-- Khaosod English 2014-12-17

Damn it.

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Trees don't just fall for no reason. Maybe strong winds in Bangkok today, no I doubt it. Must have been a Redwood Tree.

In southern Isaan we have very strong vind´s today, so could Bangkok.

Strong vinds you say Skywalker? Verrry interesting....... biggrin.png

laugh-in-germany-worker-job-boss-1061388

I am older enough to understand this and find it amusing.
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