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Car slams into 7-Eleven in Bangkok - four injured

 

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Four people were slightly injured after a Ford Everest car slammed into the front of a 7-Eleven branch at the end of Rachada Phisek Soi 44 in the Chatuchak district of Bangkok on Sunday. 

 

The car had collided with the back of a taxi that spun round. It then entered the store right up to the counter, reported Daily News.

 

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Surasingh, 34, the taxi driver said he had indicated and was turning into Soi 44 when he was hit from behind. He and a passenger were slightly hurt as well as two staffers in the store. 

 

Pahonyothin police tested the driver of the Everest for alcohol. 

 

They are investigating further after the accident.

 

Source: Daily News

 

 

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Its crazy...  You’re not safe anywhere in this country.

 

It seems you take more of a chance every time you go anywhere in this country than we do in our home countries. 

 

Either I’m paying attention more to these additional risk, especially now I am a parent, or, these events are happening a lot more or they are receiving more media attention. 

 

 

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1 hour ago, richard_smith237 said:

Its crazy...  You’re not safe anywhere in this country.

 

It seems you take more of a chance every time you go anywhere in this country than we do in our home countries. 

 

Either I’m paying attention more to these additional risk, especially now I am a parent, or, these events are happening a lot more or they are receiving more media attention. 

 

 

I'm pretty sure that I'll meet my end in a traffic accident. There have been something like 20 accidents within 500 metres of my house, on a long straight road, that have involved death and lost limbs.

 

Another worry is how much I'll have to pay after hitting a motorcycle with no back light at night. Every time I go out after dark I'll see three or four in just a 10-minute drive. Actually, I refuse to drive here. My wife does that and she's an excellent driver. I have no idea how that happened.

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6 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I'm pretty sure that I'll meet my end in a traffic accident. There have been something like 20 accidents within 500 metres of my house, on a long straight road, that have involved death and lost limbs.

 

Another worry is how much I'll have to pay after hitting a motorcycle with no back light at night. Every time I go out after dark I'll see three or four in just a 10-minute drive. Actually, I refuse to drive here. My wife does that and she's an excellent driver. I have no idea how that happened.

I don’t drive at night outside of a city or town (i.e. on poorly lit roads) and always have a Dash-Cam on my car. 

 

I haven’t it a motorcyclist yet, but I’ve lost count of the amount of times I’ve saved one through emergency breaking !

 

 

 

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8 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Its crazy...  You’re not safe anywhere in this country.

 

It seems you take more of a chance every time you go anywhere in this country than we do in our home countries. 

 

Either I’m paying attention more to these additional risk, especially now I am a parent, or, these events are happening a lot more or they are receiving more media attention. 

 

 

 

7 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I'm pretty sure that I'll meet my end in a traffic accident. There have been something like 20 accidents within 500 metres of my house, on a long straight road, that have involved death and lost limbs.

 

Another worry is how much I'll have to pay after hitting a motorcycle with no back light at night. Every time I go out after dark I'll see three or four in just a 10-minute drive. Actually, I refuse to drive here. My wife does that and she's an excellent driver. I have no idea how that happened.

Statistically you'll most likely die at home, so best be getting at least a two-storey home, or live in a condo - tho to be more safe don't go for the high rises, so should you fall it won't necessarily kill you x) Be safe gents, lol  ????

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