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An incident in Buri Ram province has left a one-year-old girl dead and her family devastated after she was run over by her father’s pickup truck.

 

Police were alerted by Phutthaisong Hospital on the morning of 22 July, after a young child was declared dead upon arrival. Officers from Phutthaisong Police Station, led by Pol. Lt. Chamrat Suebsamran, responded to the call and attended the hospital, where they found the lifeless body of a one-year-old girl, identified only as “A” for privacy.

 

Medical staff confirmed that the child had sustained fatal injuries, including tyre marks across her face and bruising along her body. It was later established that she had been struck by a reversing pickup truck at her home.

 

The driver was revealed to be the girl’s father, 37-year-old Mr. Yothin, an air-conditioning technician. Reports indicate that he was preparing to leave for work that morning and, as part of his routine, was also due to take his four-year-old son to school. Unbeknownst to him, his youngest daughter had run behind the vehicle as he was reversing.

 

According to Ms. Ketsara, 50, a relative of the family, the little girl had followed her father out of the house unnoticed. Moments later, she was struck as he backed the vehicle out of the driveway. Upon realising what had happened, Mr. Yothin, in a state of panic, immediately rushed his daughter and the child’s grandmother to the hospital, but the child had already succumbed to her injuries.

 

Both the father and grandmother were reported to be in a state of shock upon learning from medical staff that the child could not be saved. Mr. Yothin was not present at the scene when police arrived, as he was receiving emotional support following the traumatic incident.

 

Local authorities are continuing to investigate, though it is understood that the incident was a tragic accident with no foul play suspected.

 

  Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-07-23

 

 

 

What a sad story.

Reversing and run over.

Happens everywhere in the world again and again.

With the bulky pickups it's most risky. Limited view to the rear, no rear cam, no alarm tone like big vehicles.

Time for regulators to step in and mandate a minimum of security added.

 

So sad 😞

The father will live with this forever. So sad.😢

26 minutes ago, Gandtee said:

The father will live with this forever. So sad.😢

Agreed everyone's nightmare outcome.

On 7/22/2025 at 12:40 PM, Georgealbert said:

 

Picture courtesy of Khaosod.

 

An incident in Buri Ram province has left a one-year-old girl dead and her family devastated after she was run over by her father’s pickup truck.

 

Police were alerted by Phutthaisong Hospital on the morning of 22 July, after a young child was declared dead upon arrival. Officers from Phutthaisong Police Station, led by Pol. Lt. Chamrat Suebsamran, responded to the call and attended the hospital, where they found the lifeless body of a one-year-old girl, identified only as “A” for privacy.

 

Medical staff confirmed that the child had sustained fatal injuries, including tyre marks across her face and bruising along her body. It was later established that she had been struck by a reversing pickup truck at her home.

 

The driver was revealed to be the girl’s father, 37-year-old Mr. Yothin, an air-conditioning technician. Reports indicate that he was preparing to leave for work that morning and, as part of his routine, was also due to take his four-year-old son to school. Unbeknownst to him, his youngest daughter had run behind the vehicle as he was reversing.

 

According to Ms. Ketsara, 50, a relative of the family, the little girl had followed her father out of the house unnoticed. Moments later, she was struck as he backed the vehicle out of the driveway. Upon realising what had happened, Mr. Yothin, in a state of panic, immediately rushed his daughter and the child’s grandmother to the hospital, but the child had already succumbed to her injuries.

 

Both the father and grandmother were reported to be in a state of shock upon learning from medical staff that the child could not be saved. Mr. Yothin was not present at the scene when police arrived, as he was receiving emotional support following the traumatic incident.

 

Local authorities are continuing to investigate, though it is understood that the incident was a tragic accident with no foul play suspected.

 

  Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-07-23

 

 

 

Rest in peace Little One.  You were barely on this earth a year and now have left us.  I feel sorry for the family, especially the father who accidently backed over his daughter, this will haunt him the rest of his life.

Sad fact about kids being run over is that they are often run over twice. First when reversing....hear/ feel the bump and then vehicle pulls forward to check what they hit and runs them over again. I know this from the personal experience of a friend of mine. He was never the same again and his marriage broke down due to the blame game between him and his wife, when really it was a tragic unforseen set of circumstances.