4 Chinese passengers seriously injured in bus accident in Rayong

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Four Chinese passengers yesterday suffered serious injuries in a bus accident in the eastern province of Rayong. The remaining 20 passengers, along with the two drivers and a tour guide, were fortunate to escape with mild injuries.

 

The incident took place on Road No. 36 during heavy rain. The white Zunlong bus, carrying 27 people, was found flipped on its side on the side of the road.

 

Four Chinese nationals, one man and three women, were trapped inside the vehicle. They sustained severe injuries including broken bones. Officers from Nikhom Pattana Police Station and a rescue team rushed the victims with severe injuries to hospital and provided first aid to other injured victims.

One of the drivers, 45 year old Auttakorm Rongthong, reported that he had taken the Chinese tourists to Koh Samed, an island in Rayong. The accident occurred when he was taking tourists back to their accommodation in Pattaya.

 

by Petch Petpailin 

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Full story: https://thethaiger.com/news/national/4-chinese-passengers-seriously-injured-in-bus-accident-in-rayong

 

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[edwinchester]

Too fast during a rain stor.m, hopefully the driver will learn to slow down.

[Almer]

Ha ha ha 

42 minutes ago, edwinchester said:

Too fast during a rain stor.m, hopefully the driver will learn to slow down.

I fear not

[Almer]

Ultimately this is the drivers fault what ever the story he wishes to use brakes, rain, elephant, low flying 747, it is not an accident it was caused by neglect

[hotchilli]

13 minutes ago, Almer said:

Ha ha ha 

I fear not

I know not.

[Cake Monster]

The infamous Route 36 strikes again

[Bangkok Barry]

A 26 year old Thai vendor, who sold durians at the side of the road, Yothaka Ramwong, told ThaiRath that accidents always occurred at the scene during the heavy rain.

Some locals believe that there is a ghost living in one of the roadside trees that takes their lives but the vendor does not agree. She thought it was the condition of the road which relevant government departments should pay attention to.

Nothing to do with the standard of driving, then. At least ghosts are - probably - not to blame.