A reporter on his way home wondered what was up with a woman in an immobile vehicle smashed in at the front.
There was no other vehicle around that she might have hit.
Worried that she had had a serious accident – there was blood streaming from a head wound – he stopped his motorbike to help.
“I’m okay,” said the woman, aged about 30, who wouldn’t give her name but said she was a nurse at the ER of Surin Hospital.
The police were called but she didn’t want to give any details about what had happened. She wouldn’t tell anyone her name.
The car was pushed down a side soi and the reporter gave the woman a lift to her friend’s house nearby.
As he gave her a ride the truth emerged.
The woman told the reporter that she had got wind that her husband, a nursing assistant with whom she has two children, was in the Sikhoraphum area of town with his bit on the side.
He works at another hospital in that area.
So she drove over there in her car and when she saw them together in another car she drove into them at speed.
The husband and gik fled the scene. The wife’s car was just a wreck unable to chase them further.
No charges were made and the wife decided against hospital treatment.
She just went to see her friend nearby and thanked the reporter for his help in giving her a lift on the back of his motorcycle.
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(Source:-Manager)