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Buriram Province - General Category => Isaan Motor Forum => Topic started by: Admin on December 21, 2009, 10:28:53 AM
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Thai response teams ready for New Years
: 20 Dec 2009
Emergency response team dispatched for New Year Festival
BANGKOK, 20 December 2009 (NNT) – More than 7,000 units of emergency response teams will be deployed to give urgent aid to the victims of car accidents in both main and minor roads during the New Year Festival, according to the Emergency Medical Institute of Thailand (EMIT).
Emergency Medical Institute of Thailand Secretary-General Chatree Charoencheevakul stated that, during the New Year Festival every year, EMIT had kept a close watch and also prepared intensified safety measures to assist people facing car accidents. Noticeably, the number of car accidents from last year had been two times higher than usual, 80% of which were motorcycle accidents.
Dr Chatree said that EMIT in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health, Civil Disaster Defense and all related agencies had targeted reducing the number of casualties by 5% this year by dispatching about 7,000 units of the emergency response team to assist and approach the victims with an instant action.
Dr Chatree suggested all car users that the best way to prevent road accidents was to drive with caution and to follow the traffic laws. If road accidents are found, please contact the emergency hotline at 1669.
News ID: 255212200001
Reporter : Boonsong Lipimas
News Date : 20 December 2009
http://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news.php?id=255212200001 (http://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news.php?id=255212200001)
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Thai response teams ready for New Years
: 20 Dec 2009
Emergency response team dispatched for New Year Festival
BANGKOK, 20 December 2009 (NNT) – More than 7,000 units of emergency response teams will be deployed to give urgent aid to the victims of car accidents in both main and minor roads during the New Year Festival, according to the Emergency Medical Institute of Thailand (EMIT).
Emergency Medical Institute of Thailand Secretary-General Chatree Charoencheevakul stated that, during the New Year Festival every year, EMIT had kept a close watch and also prepared intensified safety measures to assist people facing car accidents. Noticeably, the number of car accidents from last year had been two times higher than usual, 80% of which were motorcycle accidents.
Dr Chatree said that EMIT in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health, Civil Disaster Defense and all related agencies had targeted reducing the number of casualties by 5% this year by dispatching about 7,000 units of the emergency response team to assist and approach the victims with an instant action.
Dr Chatree suggested all car users that the best way to prevent road accidents was to drive with caution and to follow the traffic laws. If road accidents are found, please contact the emergency hotline at 1669.
News ID: 255212200001
Reporter : Boonsong Lipimas
News Date : 20 December 2009
http://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news.php?id=255212200001 (http://thainews.prd.go.th/en/news.php?id=255212200001)
Not to mention driving whilst pissed! party12
TBWG sawadi
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Not to mention driving whilst pissed! party12
TBWG sawadi
What does " More than 7,000 units of emergency response teams" mean??? oldmanwithstick brick1 confused6
Is it animal,mineral or vegetable. It just does not make sense. Is it 700 Bandages or people, I have no idea loco jumping8
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7000 more drunks in offical capicity confused4
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7000 more drunks in offical capicity confused4
You're not far off the mark there