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CommentsAdd your comment using the form below. Want an avatar for your comments? Register with Gravatar. This is just to sad! However I would like to note that a shell it may not be a resort but could be a spa or even property truck and hope the police are not limiting it to hotels. Posted by Vfaye on February 11, 2012 10:56 11:30pm..public transport probably would not have stopped this accident, there are better ways to push the public transport story. Posted by Laurie Howells on February 11, 2012 12:31 Come on it must be registered! I am still not holding my breath for the Police to start making a difference, Yesterday I stopped at a traffic light in Chalong with three motorbike police alongside on Bikes and a Thai lady with a child just ran the red light right past them then a young Thai man ran the red light as well and the police didn't do anything guess it's not their job? Maybe we need a traffic division were their only job is riding around making a difference, but I guess that is asking too much. Posted by mike on February 11, 2012 12:32 Is a "driver fleeing the scene" of an accident part of the drivers education courses taught here in Thailand? Posted by sky on February 11, 2012 14:32 fleeing the scene once more.. these drivers don't care. no morals. Posted by poppops on February 11, 2012 15:59 I note you have confirmed the death of my nephew Jack Wilcox, and also note it is written as a "road death" not an accident. Is it therefore under investigation ? Posted by Anonymous on February 11, 2012 18:33 Editor Comment: We tend not to use the word ''accident.'' An ''Accident'' to us is something that happens that could not have been avoided. There are not many ''accidents.'' British officials confirm Jack's death but details are difficult to come by because of privacy restrictions. Perhaps some of his friends might clarify what happened. |
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So where were the cctv camaras? Off? Please police start policing the roads, all of us need policing.
Posted by Graham on February 11, 2012 10:33