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A 51-year-old Thai woman has died after being struck by a black SUV in a hit-and-run incident late night on 13 June, in Pattaya. The driver fled the scene without offering assistance, leaving the victim fatally injured at the roadside.

 

Emergency services were alerted to the incident, which occurred on PhraTamnak Soi 3 in Pattaya, Chonburi Province. Volunteers from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation rushed to the scene after receiving a distress call.

 

Upon arrival, rescue workers found Ms Wira-on Sriladda lying in a pool of blood with critical injuries. Bystanders had attempted to direct traffic and offer initial first aid. Rescue personnel initiated CPR, but Ms Sriladda succumbed to her injuries shortly afterwards at the scene.

 

Eyewitness accounts, including information from a foreign national who had been walking with the victim, stated that the pair had been returning to their accommodation on foot after dining out when a black SUV struck Ms Sriladda from behind. The impact threw her on to the ground and the vehicle sped off without stopping.

 

Mr Natthaworakarn Chaiyukhod, 35, reported that the foreign companion of the victim immediately called out for help, prompting passersby to notify emergency responders.

 

Police Lieutenant Colonel Thanongsak Inphadung of Pattaya City Police Station confirmed that CCTV footage captured a black SUV, the suspected vehicle, although its registration number was not visible. Investigators are now working to identify the vehicle and apprehend the driver.

 

Authorities have pledged a full investigation, with efforts underway to track down the suspect and bring them to justice.

 

 

  Adapted by Asean Now from SiamChon 2025-06-14

 

 

 

Another day........

Bloody bastard.

Hope they find the culprit.

Plate not visible.

So normal here.

44 minutes ago, KhunBENQ said:

Plate not visible.

Like the police force who allow such misdemeanors.

42 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Like the police force who allow such misdemeanors.

It's states not visible, vs 'missing'.   Was she walking in the street ?

 

 

46 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Like the police force who allow such misdemeanors.

 

They have no issue with pulling me over and giving me a ticket for *obscured numberplates !

 

* obscured so not captured by speed camera's on the motorway.

This is CCTV of the incident.

 

 

 

Very sad,  I live on that Soi, a dangerous little stretch of road with no footpaths.   Tragedy all the time round Pattaya with accidents,  RIP.

8 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

 

Picture courtesy of SiamChon.

 

A 51-year-old Thai woman has died after being struck by a black SUV in a hit-and-run incident late night on 13 June, in Pattaya. The driver fled the scene without offering assistance, leaving the victim fatally injured at the roadside.

 

Emergency services were alerted to the incident, which occurred on PhraTamnak Soi 3 in Pattaya, Chonburi Province. Volunteers from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation rushed to the scene after receiving a distress call.

 

Upon arrival, rescue workers found Ms Wira-on Sriladda lying in a pool of blood with critical injuries. Bystanders had attempted to direct traffic and offer initial first aid. Rescue personnel initiated CPR, but Ms Sriladda succumbed to her injuries shortly afterwards at the scene.

 

Eyewitness accounts, including information from a foreign national who had been walking with the victim, stated that the pair had been returning to their accommodation on foot after dining out when a black SUV struck Ms Sriladda from behind. The impact threw her on to the ground and the vehicle sped off without stopping.

 

Mr Natthaworakarn Chaiyukhod, 35, reported that the foreign companion of the victim immediately called out for help, prompting passersby to notify emergency responders.

 

Police Lieutenant Colonel Thanongsak Inphadung of Pattaya City Police Station confirmed that CCTV footage captured a black SUV, the suspected vehicle, although its registration number was not visible. Investigators are now working to identify the vehicle and apprehend the driver.

 

Authorities have pledged a full investigation, with efforts underway to track down the suspect and bring them to justice.

 

 

  Adapted by Asean Now from SiamChon 2025-06-14

 

 

 

Was it planned? Murder?

 The driver should not flee the scene under any circumstances.

4 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

This is CCTV of the incident.

 

 

 

 

So important to have your wits about you when walking ANYWHERE in Thailand. I got hit in Bangkok, thankfully slow speed. Have to be aware at all times! No drunk driving and no drunk walking either. Just tragic for this poor woman.

3 minutes ago, StandardIssue said:

So important to have your wits about you when walking ANYWHERE in Thailand. I got hit in Bangkok, thankfully slow speed. Have to be aware at all times! No drunk driving and no drunk walking either. Just tragic for this poor woman.

 

Always walk towards the traffic...    In this case the lady 'should' have been walking on the other side of the road where there was more room and she'd be facing on-coming traffic...     Thats not to blame her - drivers, even idiot ones should be able to see and avoid whats in front of them....

... I hope they throw the book at this vermin - mowing down a pedestrian then driving off - ultimate act of verminous scum.... 

 

 

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That said: It does often astonish me how often pedestrians will step out into a road without looking, or walk down the side of the road, in the road, without a care to their own safety - I just can't do that... I'm too alert to the risk of some idiot being on their phone etc... 

 

 

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37 minutes ago, thaibreaker said:

Doesn't seem so to me. The SUV seems to be too much wide on the left side, and hit her from behind, where she was walking. Probably a drunk driver, since he/she fled the scene too. Coward.

 

Agreed... the driver just mowed the pedestrian down as if she wasn't there...       Also agree.... the driver was probably drunk.

 

I hope we see a follow up to this story...   they must have the car license from other CCTV in the area and the driver in custody by now, surely ?

 

 

Phratamnak again! It's becoming a nightmare around here! The roaring, high speed traffic; so it was only a matter of time that somebody got killed.

RIP

2 hours ago, pimmmm said:

Very sad,  I live on that Soi, a dangerous little stretch of road with no footpaths.   Tragedy all the time round Pattaya with accidents,  RIP.

There is a footpath in the video, and even though the motor bikes take up so much of that space, there is a narrow track behind them. Seems like they carelessly trod the wider path .... on the road.  Doesnt mean the driver can hit and run. 😟

Sad sad sad.

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I think a Thai a day dies in/ directly related to tourism a day in Pattaya. I'm guessing a tourist dies each day somewhere in Thailand. That's where we are.

Based on how dark people have their windows tinted, the driver probably didn't even see her. 

Very common scumbag behavior here.

Straight to jail if they can catch him / her. P.O.S.

20 minutes ago, KhaoHom said:

I think a Thai a day dies in/ directly related to tourism a day in Pattaya. I'm guessing a tourist dies each day somewhere in Thailand. That's where we are.

 

Wonder how  many children a day in Thailand  10+. 

No one cares at all.

10 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

Authorities have pledged a full investigation, with efforts underway to track down the suspect and bring them to justice.

Manslaughter charges minimum

 

7 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

 

They have no issue with pulling me over and giving me a ticket for *obscured numberplates !

 

* obscured so not captured by speed camera's on the motorway.

Car or motorbike?

4 hours ago, pimmmm said:

a dangerous little stretch of road with no footpaths.   

 

Yep still 3rd world here with 0 concept of civil engineering for the populace 

That road is narrow, driver probably on the phone. 

 

I find Pattaya more dangerous when walking, no protection at all

11 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

That road is narrow, driver probably on the phone. 

 

I find Pattaya more dangerous when walking, no protection at all

Soi Buakhao and some of it's sideroads, very dodgy. There is an aggression in drivers here. 

On 6/14/2025 at 9:14 AM, KhunLA said:

It's states not visible, vs 'missing'.   Was she walking in the street ?

 

 

I live near by and cross the soi daily. There are no sidewalks and on a long stretch there are no buildings and overhanging trees make foot traffic very difficult to spot.

45 minutes ago, Kandinski said:

I live near by and cross the soi daily. There are no sidewalks and on a long stretch there are no buildings and overhanging trees make foot traffic very difficult to spot.

That's why you always walk against traffic, so you see sh!t coming at you.

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On 6/14/2025 at 4:31 PM, roo860 said:

Car or motorbike?

motorbikes not allowed on motorway.