Picture courtesy of Matichon.

 

A three-vehicle crash involving a police vehicle and two civilian pickup trucks took place on the morning of 25 June in Nakhon Pathom province, leaving one man injured and trapped inside a vehicle.

 

The crash occurred at kilometre marker 29 in Moo 8, Kamphaeng Saen subdistrict, Kamphaeng Saen district. Emergency services responded quickly following reports of the collision, which involved a Royal Thai Police pickup and two other vehicles.

 

Rescue personnel discovered a male victim trapped inside one of the wrecked pickups. He was reportedly experiencing severe neck pain, pain in his right shoulder, heavy sweating and a drop in body temperature. After being safely extracted from the vehicle, the man was immediately transported to Kamphaeng Saen Hospital for further medical treatment.

 

At the scene, all three vehicles were found with significant damage. The police have not yet released full details on the cause of the crash. An investigation is ongoing to determine the sequence of events and any potential fault.

 

 

  Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-06-26

 

 

 

 

These prisoner transport trucks, drive like crazy, they break every traffic rule . I suppose they are instructed to do that in case of an attempt at breaking prisonners free.

6 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

At the scene, all three vehicles were found with significant damage. The police have not yet released full details on the cause of the crash. An investigation is ongoing to determine the sequence of events and any potential fault.

 

Interesting, as they almost always post their thoughts on what caused a crash, but not for their own involved in an accident? The thin brown line?

25 minutes ago, Rooo said:

These prisoner transport trucks, drive like crazy, they break every traffic rule . I suppose they are instructed to do that in case of an attempt at breaking prisonners free.

 

I've been driving all over Thailand for decades and have never seen them driving erratically. 

1 hour ago, Packer said:

 

I've been driving all over Thailand for decades and have never seen them driving erratically. 

Well they do down South.