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Australian Teen Dies in Koh Samui Motorbike Collision

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Picture courtesy Daily Mail An Australian teenager's dream holiday in Thailand has ended in heartbreak. Carlos Guirguis from Melbourne lost his life in a motorbike accident on Koh Samui. The 19-year-old reportedly tried overtaking a vehicle without a helmet and lost control. Thrown from his bike, he suffered severe head injuries and despite efforts from emergency responders, he was declared dead on-site. The crash occurred early on March…
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Twist of fate saw a young Australian die on Ko Samui last Thursday as his fast motorbike lost control - Thai Examiner

A young Australian plumber, Carlos Guirguis, tragically lost his life on Ko Samui when his motorbike swerved into a car. The 19-year-old died instantly, leaving… Read More › The post Twist of fate saw a young Australian die on Ko Samui last Thursday as his fast motorbike lost control appeared first on Thai Examiner.

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ASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa ForumASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa Forum

Australian Teen Dies in Koh Samui Motorbike Collision

Picture courtesy Daily Mail An Australian teenager's dream holiday in Thailand has ended in heartbreak. Carlos Guirguis from Melbourne lost his life in a motorbike accident on Koh Samui. The 19-year-old reportedly tried overtaking a vehicle without a helmet and lost control. Thrown from his bike, he suffered severe head injuries and despite efforts from emergency responders, he was declared dead on-site. The crash occurred early on March…

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ASEAN NOW formerly Thai Visa Forum broke the news in on Thursday, April 3, 2025.
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