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Bike crash at Bang Khu construction site

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Bike crash at Bang Khu construction site
Winai Sarot

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PHUKET: A Thai man is unconscious in Vachira Hospital after crashing his motorbike into a guardrail at the Bang Khu underpass in the early hours of the morning.

Maj Somchai Nuboon of the Phuket City Police reported that officers received calls from locals about a motorbike that had fallen into a three-meter-deep ditch at 5:20am.

Police found the driver, Kittikorn Meejor, 26, passed out on the side of Thepkassatri Road. Rescue workers from the Kusoldharm Foundation took him to the hospital. Mr Kittikorn's passenger, who was uninjured and asking passersby for help, seemed intoxicated, Maj Somchai confirmed.

Full Story: http://www.phuketgazette.net/phuket-news/Bike-crash-Bang-Khu-construction-site/65250?desktopversion#ad-image-0

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-- Phuket Gazette 2016-07-22

Probably one bike crash of ~2000+ today......not even newsworthy!

Good to see that these riders were wearing crash helmets...

Good to see that these riders were wearing crash helmets...

Yep, helmet use stops all drunken accidents from happening.

having fallen into a 3 metre deep ditch how did the rider

land at the side of the road unless he was assisted by the construction

workers. he was fortunate he was assisted.

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