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Chachoengsao shockwave: 5-vehicle crash injures 4, incites traffic alarm


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A sudden vehicle collision occurred in Chachoengsao province, involving a compact Isuzu Jumbo truck and a series of cars, resulting in the wreckage of five vehicles. The incident, which took place today around 12.30pm, caused concern among locals. The crash resulted in four injuries and happened in the Bang Pakong district along Thepparat Road, in the direction towards Bangkok.

 

The four-wheeler Isuzu Jumbo truck with the registration number 3ฒต8183 from Bangkok was driven by 26 year old Natthaphum, who lost control and ended up on the road barrier. The truck went on to hit a Honda Civic, registration 9กณ5190 from Bangkok, severely damaging the car and injuring its passengers. The injured involved 21 year old Natthakorn, 20 year old Jirarat, and 42 year old Jittra.

 

Moreover, a passenger car, a Toyota Yaris with the registration number กย6157 from Ratchaburi, was damaged from both the front and the back in the mishap. The driver, 26 year old Sakarin, was injured. All four injured victims were immediately given first aid and were then transported to Chulalat 11 Hospital, reported KhaoSod.

 

By Nattapong Westwood

Caption: Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Full Story: https://thethaiger.com/news/eastern-thailand/chachoengsao-shockwave-5-vehicle-crash-leaves-4-injured-incites-traffic-alarm

 

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11 hours ago, bunnydrops said:

looks like a bad day to have the number 1 on your license plate

Any day is a bad day on the roads.

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Another accident at U turn, tailing a van at a safe distance in the right hand lane when it suddenly swerved into the middle lane reveling a line of parked cars waiting at the U turn,

No doubt the van didn't indicate or move to middle lane early enough, so many times this could have happened to me and many others.

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