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Govt spokesman reassures of safety measures during Songkran holiday

 

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BANGKOK, 29 March 2017 (NNT) – Safety measures will be strictly enforced during Songkran festival, confirmed government spokesman Lt Gen Sansern Kaewkamnerd. 

He said the order No. 14/2560 issued under Article 44 of the interim constitution will enhance the enforcement of the traffic law to be effective from 5 April 2017, ahead of the Songkran holiday scheduled during 13-17 April 2017. 

He said the measured are being promoted from now until 4 April 2017, after which police officials will strictly enforce the enhanced traffic regulations. 

The government spokesman added that some practices such as the splash of water from the back of trucks that the police will only allow moving trucks to carry water containers, but all passengers must remain in the passenger cabin until the vehicle reach water playing zones and move at only slow speed. 

The general public are advised not to play with water by splashing from the back of trucks on main roads, and to strictly obey the traffic rules for safety reasons.

 
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39 minutes ago, webfact said:

He said the measured are being promoted from now until 4 April 2017, after which police officials will strictly enforce the enhanced traffic regulations. 

 

Better get the unsafe driving done and dusted before 4th April.....:coffee1:

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

Safety measures will be strictly enforced during Songkran festival, confirmed government spokesman Lt Gen Sansern Kaewkamnerd. 

I thought he was telling the truth, but then I realised his lips moved.

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And with the attention span of the locals, this is going to pass through their heads about the same speed as that of a goldfishes memory.

Given the road fatalities every year, Songkran really should be renamed the "Festival of death and maiming."

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8 minutes ago, darksidedog said:

And with the attention span of the locals, this is going to pass through their heads about the same speed as that of a goldfishes memory.

Given the road fatalities every year, Songkran really should be renamed the "Festival of death and maiming."

lol or Death Race 2000 or The Purge. I'm sure a normal week here has just as meany road deaths as over Songkran, it's just nobody keeps a body count weekly thought the year.

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8 hours ago, SkyNets said:

lol or Death Race 2000 or The Purge. I'm sure a normal week here has just as meany road deaths as over Songkran, it's just nobody keeps a body count weekly thought the year.

Yes, best not to ponder on it too long though

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20 hours ago, darksidedog said:

And with the attention span of the locals, this is going to pass through their heads about the same speed as that of a goldfishes memory.

Given the road fatalities every year, Songkran really should be renamed the "Festival of death and maiming."

Doubt most locals even hear about it.

 

 

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