Thread: 3 Thais Correctly Identify Collapsed Saraburi Road

Saraburi road collapses

SARABURI — A major subsidence has been found on a section of a road in Nong Khae district that has severely disrupted traffic.

The subsidence -- three metres deep and 300 metres long -- was found between kilometre markers 16 and 17 on the Nongkae-Nong Sua Road in tambon Nong Rong.

Prakit Meprem, president of the Nong Rong tambon administration organisation, said on Sunday the road runs along Rapeepat canal where water levels were decreasing due to the drought and it had caused the soil along the canal to collapse. He believed the subsidence may have been caused by the canal drying up.

Mr Prakit said cracks were first seen on Saturday night along a distance of 200 metres. The subsidence expanded today and covered almost the four metres-wide road, with the deepest spot measured at three...

Saraburi road collapses | Bangkok Post: news

Originally Posted by Hans Mann

3 Thais Correctly Identify Collapsed Saraburi Road

Yep, that finger point is second to none.

what a joke, it's always the fault of water either a flood or a drought, never shit road construction cos of skimming money off the costs.

Originally Posted by Hans Mann

3 Thais Correctly Identify Collapsed Saraburi Road

The bloke in the middle of the picture (next to yellow jacket man) however has it wrong.

He is pointing in completely the wrong direction.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly94

what a joke, it's always the fault of water either a flood or a drought, never shit road construction cos of skimming money off the costs.

Mabey a question of thickness in this instance. Judging by the pic that is.

pointless ?



but I do like the bit of foliage strategically placed on the road to warn motorists

Originally Posted by baldrick

pointless ?



but I do like the bit of foliage strategically placed on the road to warn motorists

Watched a Thai news segment must have been 5-6 minutes repeating same shots on a loop...gotta laugh...

The same shot's, Australia media do the same, showing the same footage over and over, you would think with technology today, a few different scene's would'nt be that hard,

Bet there's been cars driving on the road.

I'm sure the upper portion is just fine for motosai, and a brave samlor or two.

Government builds new elevated section in nong khae...

...good example of tarmac on dirt that was being denied by some...