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Lorry crash in Pathum Thani injures 15 Burmese workers

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A lorry carrying 15 Burmese workers collided with a container truck in Pathum Thani province, injuring all the passengers. The incident occurred around 6am today. The Isuzu pickup truck, driven by an unidentified man, lost control and crashed into the container truck, leading to multiple casualties.

 

According to the initial investigation by Warut Poomsak, a duty officer at the Khlong Luang Police Station, the accident took place on Phahonyothin Road, at the 35+400 kilometre marker, in Khlong Luang district. Assisting him in the investigation was Deputy Superintendent Nathawat Thaksin from the same police station, local traffic police, and volunteers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation.

 

At the accident scene, several injured people were found in the overturned Isuzu pickup with the Surat Thani license plate number ผท391. First responders quickly transported the injured men and women, all of Burmese nationality, to the hospital.


Approximately 20 metres away from the pickup, a Volvo container truck with Bangkok license plate number 64-2658 and trailer number 71-4119 from Nakhon Pathom was parked. The driver, 32 year old Phurich (surname withheld), was waiting for the police at the scene.

 

by Nattapong Westwood

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Full story: The Thaiger 2023-12-07

 

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How many times are we going to read of foreign workers being killed or injured while being transported to, or from work? Are they just expendable:sad:

 

Can someone please tell Nattapong Westwood that it wasn't the pickup that lost control, but the driver. How difficult is that to understand?

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The Isuzu pickup truck, driven by an unidentified man, lost control and crashed into the container truck, leading to multiple casualties.

15 workers in a pick-up?

47 minutes ago, Gandtee said:

How many times are we going to read of foreign workers being killed or injured while being transported to, or from work? Are they just expendable:sad:

Yes

3 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

Can someone please tell Nattapong Westwood that it wasn't the pickup that lost control, but the driver. How difficult is that to understand?

I'm confused. Was it a lorry or a pickup truck? Were the Burmese inside a container?

5 minutes ago, PETERTHEEATER said:

I'm confused. Was it a lorry or a pickup truck? Were the Burmese inside a container?

 

So was the writer :smile:

6 hours ago, hotchilli said:

15 workers in a pick-up?

It is kind of like the telephone booths from the fifties... always room for one more...

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