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Parents let son sit on top of moving car, say he's always been doing it

13 Sep, 2019
Parents let son sit on top of moving car, say he's always been doing it

These parents got into trouble after they let their little son sit on top of a moving car, saying it was his habit. Read the full story here...

It was a sight that made drivers’ blood run cold — a boy perched on top of a moving car.

The primary school pupil was on his way home when he was spotted at a busy traffic junction in Lamphun, Thailand.

“This is so dangerous, how could you allow this?” wrote a Facebook user who shared the photos on Wednesday (Sept 11).

Outrage as parents let little child sit on top of moving car

Enraged netizens started questioning why the child was sitting on the car’s roof, with one asking whether he was placed there intentionally to garner attention.

Others said they would “teach the parents a lesson” for endangering the boy.

The child’s father, who was driving the car that day, clarified that his son wanted to climb through the sunroof and had been making a fuss until he gave in.

According to reports, the boy’s mother was taken in for questioning and her husband was fined 500 baht (S$23) for not putting a seatbelt on the child.

The woman said that her son had a habit of sitting on top of the car and had been doing it for quite some time.

In addition, a court will decide on the punishment for driving without due care and attention, thus endangering others.

If found guilty, the father may be imprisoned for up to three months or fined between 2,000baht (S$90) and 20,000baht (S$903).

คืบหน้ากรณีเด็กนั่งบนหลังคารถ แม่เด็กเข้าไปพบตำรวจแล้ว ตำรวจปรับและตักเตือน คนขับรถเป็นตาของเด็ก ไปรับหลังเลิกเรียน ปกติเด็กชอบเปิดซันรูฟแล้วขึ้นไปนั่งแบบนี้บ่อยๆ ไม่คิดว่าจะเป็นเรื่องใหญ่ ไม่ควรทำตาม ถ้าตัวเองเป็นคนขับ ก็จะไม่ให้ลูกขึ้นไปนั่งบนหลังคารถแบบนี้ cr.หยก ร้อยเชิง pic.twitter.com/sSnpUH1ykw

— Nalinee Siriked (@Nalinee_OPLE) September 11, 2019

There have been several cases of children attempting similar dangerous stunts on the roads this year.

In January, a woman in Australia was charged with dangerous driving after her four-year-old son was filmed taking a joyride on the roof of her car.

She claimed that she wasn’t aware her child was on the top of the vehicle until other drivers alerted her.

In July, a driver in Johor was arrested after two boys — one of whom is his son — were spotted clinging to the back of his car as he sped through the red light at a busy traffic junction.

This article was republished with permission from AsiaOne.

Also READ: Singapore Child Locked In Car With Keys Inside, Father Panics

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