Two women were killed after a train struck them at a railway crossing in Na Jomtien, Chonburi, in the early hours of 5 April 2026. Police were alerted to the fatal crash at 04:50 at the Huai Yai railway crossing, kilometre marker 164/701, in Bang Lamung district. Both victims died at the scene after being hit by a passing train.
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Investigators found a white Honda Giorno motorcycle with Rayong registration plates damaged and lying beside the track. The first victim, a 17-year-old Lao national, was discovered near the railway line heading towards Sattahip. About one kilometre away, an oil freight train, numbered 4504 and travelling from Bang Phra to Huai Khwang station, was located with human remains found on the front of the locomotive.

A second female victim, whose identity remains unknown, was also found dead at the scene. According to witnesses the railway barrier had been lowered at the time of the crash. The train driver reported seeing what appeared to be an object on the track moments before the train passed through the crossing.
A railway crossing attendant said CCTV footage showed the motorcycle crashing into the lowered barrier as the train approached. Both the rider and passenger were thrown onto the tracks and were struck by the train, resulting in their deaths.

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Police documented the scene and secured CCTV footage as evidence as part of their investigation. Rescue workers transported both bodies to a hospital, where authorities are awaiting relatives to provide documentation and claim the remains for religious rites.
The incident highlights ongoing concerns over safety at railway crossings, particularly during low-visibility hours. Authorities are expected to review the circumstances surrounding the crash, including compliance with crossing signals. Officials will continue gathering evidence and statements before concluding the case.
CAUTION VIDEO CONTAINS CCTV OF CRASH
Video courtesy of ที่นี่ ที่นี่ พัทยา
Responders video from the scene courtesy of Pattaya Rescue
Adapted by ASEAN Now Siamchon 5 Apr 2026
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