Australian Expat Peter Maitland Has Leg Amputated After Motorbike Accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Re: Australian Expat Peter Maitland Has Leg Amputated After Motorbike Accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
So, what happened to the Cambodian who did this to him?
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Re: Australian Expat Peter Maitland Has Leg Amputated After Motorbike Accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
He said, "Sorry, not my fault" and the competent authorities let him on his way.LTO wrote:So, what happened to the Cambodian who did this to him?
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Re: Australian Expat Peter Maitland Has Leg Amputated After Motorbike Accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
seems quite upbeat good on him
however,how can he buy property in kampot (his partner is barang) but still not afford insurance?
i thought ceo lambasted these sorts of idiots who get other people to pay medical bills
ho hum
however,how can he buy property in kampot (his partner is barang) but still not afford insurance?
i thought ceo lambasted these sorts of idiots who get other people to pay medical bills
ho hum
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Re: Australian Expat Peter Maitland Has Leg Amputated After Motorbike Accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
It's a bit unclear as he mentions that people should have insurance... and that it's costing $100k, but was only trying to raise $22k.SinnSisamouth wrote:seems quite upbeat good on him
however,how can he buy property in kampot (his partner is barang) but still not afford insurance?
i thought ceo lambasted these sorts of idiots who get other people to pay medical bills
ho hum
Anyway my understanding is that travel insurance companies will get you medevaced to your country of origin ASAP and then wash their hands of you, so maybe that's what has happened.
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maybe he does have it but then why would it be "the moral of the story"?
so anyway hes very chipper
so anyway hes very chipper
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Definitely a Toyota Camry.General Mackevili wrote:Hmmmm, I saw both car/Lexus mentioned. Let me look into it further...Raybull wrote: Wasn't this the accident with the Toyota Camry and not a Lexus!?
Here's the original link posted on the other forum https://kohsantepheapdaily.com.kh/article/151231.html from which you can search the number plate.
Quite a few sites report the accident, describing the Camry dragging the victim's motorbike along, before it comes loose and the Camry flees to Wat Moha Montrey.
None give the identity of the driver of the Camry, but he's always seen with a phone in his hand phoning in for help.
This 20+ minute video catches the aftermath http://www.khmerscoop.com/life-social/178804 and the driver and his companions.
Other sites have good shots of the women too.
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Re: Australian Expat Peter Maitland Has Leg Amputated After Motorbike Accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Thanks for the links Rama.
This is definitely in the category of "worst case scenario", or what could go wrong with my life in Cambodia. Even if you have insurance, there are so many added costs for the family, going to and staying in Bangkok for a start. If this can remind people that insurance is important in a country like Cambodia all the better.
But Pete is dealing with this like a real champ. There but for the grace of ...
Best wishes.
This is definitely in the category of "worst case scenario", or what could go wrong with my life in Cambodia. Even if you have insurance, there are so many added costs for the family, going to and staying in Bangkok for a start. If this can remind people that insurance is important in a country like Cambodia all the better.
But Pete is dealing with this like a real champ. There but for the grace of ...
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Re: Australian Expat Peter Maitland Has Leg Amputated After Motorbike Accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Just when I thought this story couldn't get any more heart-wrenching, a co-worker at Peter Maitland's school posted all the get-well-soon cards from his students:
One student was even nice enough to have Vietnam losing to Australia by ONLY 1 point, LoL. There's hope for the future!
One student was even nice enough to have Vietnam losing to Australia by ONLY 1 point, LoL. There's hope for the future!
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Re: Australian Expat Peter Maitland Has Leg Amputated After Motorbike Accident in Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Here is a photo of the driver of the Camry
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