Three-year-old's words bring rescue workers to tears after fatal bus crash

[snoop1130]

Three-year-old's words bring rescue workers to tears after fatal bus crash

By The Nation

 

 

An innocent comment of a three-year-old boy, sitting near his Lao mum's dead body after a fatal bus crash in Nakhon Ratchasima on Thursday night, brought rescue workers to tears.

 

"I'm not hurt. My mum hurts and she is now sleeping under that blanket," the toddler said pointing at one of the three bodies that rescue workers had placed on the roadside. 

 

Police say the Bangkok-That Phanom bus - carrying 44 people - was reportedly running at high speed heading to Bangkok when it reached Noen Sung area in the rain. 

 

The bus lost control on the slippery surface of Mitraparap Highway in tambon Tanote and crashed into a roadside tree. 

 

Thirty-two people were injured - 10 were in critical condition. Three people were killed and identified as the unnamed Thai bus driver in his 30s, the toddler's Laotian mother, Doung Pimmasorn, 39, and Thai woman Lawan Charoenwong, 45.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30366704

 

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[Vacuum]

Why was the driver not named?

[4675636b596f75]

26 minutes ago, Vacuum said:

Why was the driver not named?

He's resting.

[harada]

How many bus crashes is that this week, holed up inside with some liquid refreshment might be the go for Songkran.

[rebo]

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

The bus lost control on the slippery surface of Mitraparap Highway

No. It was not the bus which lost control.
Stop publishing this in a trivializing manner brainwashing bull5hit!!!

[Bangkok Barry]

16 hours ago, harada said:

How many bus crashes is that this week, holed up inside with some liquid refreshment might be the go for Songkran.

 

I think it's seven this past seven days. And absolutely nothing will happen. Nothing at all.

[Xaos]

There's many unreported.

Heres one in Jomtien week ago.

 

 

[lvr181]

18 hours ago, rebo said:

No. It was not the bus which lost control.
Stop publishing this in a trivializing manner brainwashing bull5hit!!!

It is a cultural trait that starts from the top. No one wants to accept responsibility when the sh$t hits the fan!

 

They would rather make excuses than accept FACTS! TIT.

 

 

Edited March 29, 2019 by lvr181
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[geoffbezoz]

19 hours ago, Vacuum said:

Why was the driver not named?

He is Thai no doubt so hence not responsible for anything.

 

[Redline]

The Thai government could care less-sadly 

[Just Weird]

22 hours ago, Vacuum said:

Why was the driver not named?

Why does it matter?

[Just Weird]

4 hours ago, Xaos said:

There's many unreported.

Heres one in Jomtien week ago.

 

 

Well, that's just one that was unreported, not "many". 

[Vacuum]

1 minute ago, Just Weird said:

Why does it matter?

He caused the accident that killed two other people, who were named.

[Just Weird]

10 minutes ago, Redline said:

The Thai government could care less-sadly 

Your comment suggests that the government has some degree of care, if it didn't, it couldn't care less.

[Just Weird]

9 minutes ago, Vacuum said:

He caused the accident that killed two other people, who were named.

Well, so far, it's only you, someone who has no information at all about the accident investigation, apart from what's in the OP, that is claiming, categorically that he caused the accident and the deaths, so how would knowing his name help?  

[Vacuum]

9 minutes ago, Just Weird said:

Well, so far, it's only you, someone who has no information at all about the accident investigation, apart from what's in the OP, that is claiming, categorically that he caused the accident and the deaths, so how would knowing his name help?  

Wouldn't help much, just curious why his name was withheld.