Four Charged over Viral Cement Tub Stunt in Don Mueang Flood
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Don Mueang police have filed three charges against four teenagers who drove motorcycles dragging a cement mixer on a flooded road. They also included the hashtag “Don Mueang, the perfect life.” They claimed they did it out of recklessness and didn't think it would be a big deal.
BANGKOK – Four men have been charged in court after a viral video clip showed a motorcycle towing a large plastic basin along a flooded road in the Don Mueang district, Bangkok, endangering road users and pedestrians, reported news channel Thaiger. Video footage of the incident shows a motorcycle towing a cement mixer basin with a man riding in it.
Four charged over viral cement tub stunt in Don Mueang flood
Four men have been charged after a viral video showed a motorcycle towing a cement-mixing tub carrying a passenger through floodwater on Thoet Rachan Road in Don Mueang, Bangkok. The clip came to public attention when it was shared by the Facebook page อยากดังเดี๋ยวจัดให้ รีเทริน์ part7 on September 29. The video shows a motorcycle pulling … The story Four charged over viral cement tub stunt in Don Mueang flood as seen on Thaiger News.
Regarding the Facebook page "Want to be famous? I'll make it happen - Return part 7" which posted a video of a motorcycle dragging a cement mixer truck and splashing water on Therd Ratchan Road, Si Kan Subdistrict, Don Mueang District, along with the following caption:
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