Picture from responders.

 

A crash in Phitsanulok left a luxury Lamborghini sports car reduced to scrap metal in the early hours of the morning of January 23.

 

The incident occurred at approximately 01:30 on Singhawat Road, near the Krua Luksao Kungkaew restaurant in Ban Phlai Chumphon, Mueang District. Police and rescue teams arrived promptly at the scene following a report from Pol Sub Lt. Sali Duangupra of the Phitsanulok City Police Station.

 

The crash involved a green Lamborghini Huracán Evo, a supercar valued at over 20 million baht. The car was destroyed, but the driver, identified from his ID card as 36-year-old businessman Mr. Anawat, was not found at the scene. His wallet, containing tens of thousands of baht in cash, was left in the wrecked car.

 

The other vehicle, a black Isuzu D-Max two-door pickup truck, also collided with the front of the restaurant, sustaining significant damage. Its driver, Mr. Ekaphong, a 32-year-old from Maha Sarakham, suffered facial and shoulder injuries. Rescue personnel administered first aid before taking him to Phitsanuvej Hospital.

 

A witness, 60-year-old Ms. Thongpoon, who was resting in the restaurant at the time of the crash, described the shocking incident. “I heard a loud crash and rushed out to see the Lamborghini driver walking away from the wreck, unharmed, and calling someone to pick him up. He left the scene before anyone could stop him,” she recounted.

 

The restaurant also suffered extensive damage, including shattered glass, a broken pillar, and a collapsed roof. Ms. Thongpoon added that no one has come forward to take responsibility for the damages, and she intends to notify the owner to file a formal police complaint.

 

The cause of the accident remains unclear and is under investigation by the police.

 

This is not the first high-profile crash involving Mr. Anawat. In 2024, he survived another serious incident when his Porsche Panamera, worth approximately five million baht, crashed into a roadside pole and caught fire. Coincidentally, the site of the previous incident is not far from the location of this latest crash.

 

The investigation is ongoing and potential charges are expected as police continue to gather evidence.

 

-- 2025-01-24

 

 

Another  privileged kid who will get away with it ive got money hahaha

That´s the best crash job I´ve ever seen.

4 hours ago, ozz1 said:

Another  privileged kid

36 years old? Could be a grandad.

Another leaving the scene of an accident. They need to jail people for a minimum amount of a year for leaving the scene as most will be high or drunk , so will disappear till it's out of their system before turning themselves in.

Police are now investigating the depleted wallet.

Obviously he immediately walked off to upgrade to a McClaren .No time to waste .

5 minutes ago, ronster said:

Another leaving the scene of an accident. They need to jail people for a minimum amount of a year for leaving the scene as most will be high or drunk , so will disappear till it's out of their system before turning themselves in.

 

So you don't suppose he may have bummed a ride to hospital before he bled to death?

 

I'm not saying that's what happened, but I'll wait for the investigation before casting stones.

 

That's a heartbreaking end of a wonderful example of a useless car (I mean the Lambo)

Hmmmm. Don't think that one will buff out. Not even here.

Boo hoo.

1 hour ago, impulse said:

 

So you don't suppose he may have bummed a ride to hospital before he bled to death?

 

I'm not saying that's what happened, but I'll wait for the investigation before casting stones.

 

He call someone to come pick him up. Pretty sure police or an ambulance would have been there before whoever he called if he had waited. 🙄

2 hours ago, Denim said:

Hmmmm. Don't think that one will buff out. Not even here.

Tavarish might be worth a call, he likes a challenge

The insurance company is weeping.

On 1/24/2025 at 11:38 AM, Purdey said:

The insurance company is weeping.

 

Hopefully the pick up had 1 class insurance.

On 1/24/2025 at 5:10 AM, Georgealbert said:

This is not the first high-profile crash involving Mr. Anawat. In 2024, he survived another serious incident when his Porsche Panamera, worth approximately five million baht, crashed into a roadside pole and caught fire.

 

He cannot drive and was likely under the influence so didn't want to stick around. 

On 1/24/2025 at 6:38 PM, Purdey said:

The insurance company is weeping.

 

He fled the scene so do they still have to pay out?