French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
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French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
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10 July 2020
A French woman and a Spanish man were killed in a road accident in Ha Giang Province on Monday.
The accident happened at around 4:30 p.m. when a truck trailer traveling on National Highway 2 from Ha Giang to Tuyen Quang collided with a motorbike driven by the two foreigners in the opposite direction.
The accident took place at a T-junction in Vi Xuyen District, around eight kilometers from downtown Ha Giang, local authorities said Tuesday.
The tourists suffered serious injuries and were taken to a local hospital. Pena Laigesia Alvaro, 30, died on the way to hospital while the woman, Moreaux Ophelie, 32, succumbed to her injuries at the hospital.
“The bodies of the victims are being kept at the provincial hospital. We are working with the embassies to notify the next of kin,” said Nguyen Duc Manh, an official with Ha Giang’s Department of Transport.
Road crashes are a leading cause of deaths in Vietnam, killing almost one person every hour. A total of more than 9,000 traffic accidents occurred in the first half of this year, killing nearly 4,100 people and injuring over 7,000, according to the National Traffic Safety Committee.
https://vnexpressnews.net/travel/road-c ... n-vietnam/
Road crash kills two foreign tourists in northern VietnamRoad crashes are a leading cause of deaths in Vietnam, killing almost one person every hour.
10 July 2020
A French woman and a Spanish man were killed in a road accident in Ha Giang Province on Monday.
The accident happened at around 4:30 p.m. when a truck trailer traveling on National Highway 2 from Ha Giang to Tuyen Quang collided with a motorbike driven by the two foreigners in the opposite direction.
The accident took place at a T-junction in Vi Xuyen District, around eight kilometers from downtown Ha Giang, local authorities said Tuesday.
The tourists suffered serious injuries and were taken to a local hospital. Pena Laigesia Alvaro, 30, died on the way to hospital while the woman, Moreaux Ophelie, 32, succumbed to her injuries at the hospital.
“The bodies of the victims are being kept at the provincial hospital. We are working with the embassies to notify the next of kin,” said Nguyen Duc Manh, an official with Ha Giang’s Department of Transport.
Road crashes are a leading cause of deaths in Vietnam, killing almost one person every hour. A total of more than 9,000 traffic accidents occurred in the first half of this year, killing nearly 4,100 people and injuring over 7,000, according to the National Traffic Safety Committee.
https://vnexpressnews.net/travel/road-c ... n-vietnam/
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Re: French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
Double post.
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Re: French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
After the last fatal accident in Ha Giang involving tourists last year, it is supposedly illegal for foreigners to hire bikes to do the Ha Giang loop.....
This sounded familiar and here is an article from 2018 and it would seem it is the same accident:
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/road- ... 28376.html
This sounded familiar and here is an article from 2018 and it would seem it is the same accident:
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/road- ... 28376.html
Re: French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
Here's another fatal crrash involving a foreigner on a motorbike and a truck on a highway in northern VN:
Mexican woman dies in northern Vietnam road crash
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/mexic ... 29511.html
The article also mentions two other recent accidents involving foreigners.
Mexican woman dies in northern Vietnam road crash
https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/mexic ... 29511.html
The article also mentions two other recent accidents involving foreigners.
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Re: French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
Funny how with Covid it's no expenses spared but building freeways to lower accident fatalities is like nah.
Re: French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
You mean in Cambodia or Vietnam?donner-kruger wrote: ↑Wed Jan 05, 2022 1:50 pm Funny how with Covid it's no expenses spared but building freeways to lower accident fatalities is like nah.
Vietnam has many infrastructure projects completed, underway or planned, for example:
The Ministry of Transport will kick off eight important traffic projects from late December 2021 to early January 2022.
https://m.vietnamnet.vn/en/society/eigh ... 03498.html
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Re: French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
Beautiful finish from Donner, the way he revived a dead post is just perfect!donner-kruger wrote: ↑Wed Jan 05, 2022 1:50 pm Funny how with Covid it's no expenses spared but building freeways to lower accident fatalities is like nah.
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Re: French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
Pretty sure the cost of implementing Covid is pretty small compared to any other expenditure, especially in Cambodia where it’s mostly donations anyway.donner-kruger wrote: ↑Wed Jan 05, 2022 1:50 pm Funny how with Covid it's no expenses spared but building freeways to lower accident fatalities is like nah.
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Re: French-Spanish Couple Die in Vietnam Moto Crash
He could not spell dunning- kruger, much less grasp the concept.
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Maybe it was his local fast food joint.
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