Warning to avoid leaving the house during a strong storm. Recently, a young man riding a motorcycle during a strong storm was unfortunately hit by a large tree that fell and killed him.The incident occurred at around 9:00 PM on Khlong 15 Road, Middle Line, Village 1, Chumphon Subdistrict, Ongkharak District, Nakhon Nayok Province. The deceased was Mr. Aphisit, aged 27, lying face down near a motorcycle that had fallen on its side. A large peacock tree branch was leaning against the body of the motorcycle. Officials assumed that the deceased was riding past on his motorcycle and happened to be riding the peacock tree when it broke and fell on him.The younger sister of the deceased, who traveled to the scene after receiving the report, said that her brother had previously gone out to change the engine oil and returned home before coming out again. At that time, the wind had started to blow strongly, but no one knew where he had gone. It is believed that he had gone to see a friend and then heard the bad ne ws.In this regard, rescue workers coordinated with electricity officials to bring a cherry picker to help cut the branches of the peacock tree to open up the traffic routeSource: Thai News Agency

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