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Accident Myanmar Man Dies After Motorcycle Crash on Pattaya Overpass
Picture from responders. A 27-year-old Myanmar national died instantly after he lost control of his motorcycle and collided with a guardrail on a curved overpass bridge, in Pattaya, Chonburi province. The fatal crash occurred at approximately 16:05 on 25 May, on the overpass, leading to motorway number 7, off the Sukhumvit Road junction. Police Lieutenant Colonel Rattaphon Wannana, Deputy Inspector of Highway Police Division 1, Subdivision 8, received the emergency report and promptly coordinated with volunteers from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Rescue Foundation, who rushed to the scene. At the crash site, officers discovered a red Honda Click motorcycle bearing Rayong licence plate, lying damaged on the road surface on the overpass. Long scrape marks were evident along the both the road and the guardrail, indicating the severity of the impact. Below the overpass, approximately four metres beneath, the body of the victim, identified as Mr. Maung Phu, was found. He had been thrown from the elevated road and died upon impact with the ground. Rescue personnel quickly covered the body with a white sheet and cordoned off the area to prevent unauthorised access. Eyewitness Mr. Watcharin Promsit, 30, told authorities he was driving on the overpass when he saw the victim speeding and attempting to overtake a pickup truck. As the motorcyclist approached a curve, he lost control, struck the guardrail and was flung into a curve warning sign before falling to the road below. Police have documented the scene and are reviewing nearby CCTV footage to determine the precise cause of the incident. The body has been transferred to Pattaya Pathomkhun Hospital, where it will be held until relatives provide the necessary documentation to claim it. Authorities are continuing their investigation. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-05-26. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 26 May 2025
Dentist Resuscitates Crash Victim in Dramatic Roadside Incident Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A local dentist is being hailed as a hero after helping save the life of a man who suffered cardiac arrest following a motorcycle crash just outside his clinic. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1361769-dentist-resuscitates-crash-victim-in-dramatic-roadside-incident/ -
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Is "Putinization" a more accurate way to describe what Trump is doing to America?
Your opinion isn't fact. Just more hysteria. Jan 2029 will be glorious. -
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Liverpool Fans Celebrate Premier League Title in Thai Cities
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Accident Dentist Resuscitates Crash Victim in Dramatic Roadside Incident
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A local dentist is being hailed as a hero after helping save the life of a man who suffered cardiac arrest following a motorcycle crash just outside his clinic. Dr. Winai Jeenno, a specialist dentist and owner of Future Dental Clinic on the main road near the Nakhon Ratchasima bus terminal in Nang Rong District, sprang into action, after hearing a loud crash outside his practice. He rushed out to find 24-year-old IT officer Wanchakree, also known as Ohm, lying unconscious and unresponsive on the road following a high-impact collision with a pickup truck. Realising the victim had a weak pulse and had stopped breathing, Dr. Winai immediately administered CPR. Using one hand to support the young man’s head to prevent spinal injury, he used the other to perform chest compressions. After several minutes of compressions, man began breathing again. Emergency services soon arrived and transported Wanchakree to Nang Rong Hospital, where he received further treatment and regained full consciousness. In a gesture of gratitude, the victim’s mother, Mrs. Thua, 46, visited the clinic later accompanied by her daughter bringing a gift basket and offering their sincere thanks. “It’s as though the dentist gave our family a second chance at life,” she said emotionally, explaining that she had lost both her husband and youngest daughter in a traffic crash in 2014. “I don’t know how to thank him, except to wish him good health and success in everything he does.” Dr. Winai, who has taught CPR and basic life support techniques, said he had previously resuscitated patients in hospital settings, but this was the first time he had performed CPR outside a medical facility. “I have a duty to help wherever I am. Every life matters,” he said. The rescue has gained widespread praise on social media, with many calling Dr. Winai a “hero dentist” for his quick thinking and life-saving actions. The driver of the pickup truck has reportedly visited the victim and is cooperating with authorities. A meeting to discuss compensation and further legal proceedings is scheduled for 26 May. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-05-26.
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