An sad event occurred when a tour bus driver in Pattaya unintentionally ran his bus into his girlfriend, seriously hurting her. She was trying to direct the car while it was being parked when the accident happened.
Yesterday at 6 o’clock, the mishap was reported to the Sawang Boriboon rescuers. In the Nong Prue sub-district of Bang Lamung district, Chonburi province, close to a shooting range, a rescue squad quickly arrived to the incident.
When the rescue squad arrived, they found Sopee Saesantia, 40, lying on the ground behind a sizable tour bus. She was in danger of losing consciousness and had broken ribs. Sopee received immediate medical attention from rescuers before being urgently taken to Pattaya Hospital. In order to learn more about the accident, they also spoke with Sopee’s lover, 50-year-old Suphat Phonyotha, who stayed at the site.
Suphat asserted that while Sopee was directing him from behind the bus, he unintentionally reversed the bus into her. He said that he was unable to see her, and that the collision sent her flying into a nearby shooting range’s wall, breaking it. Suphat informed the rescue crew right away.
Sopee is currently recuperating in the hospital, and Suphat will likely be held accountable for the harm done to the shooting range wall. 939,713 road incidents were reported in Thailand last year, up 4.7% from the previous year, according to the ThaiRSC’s January report. According to ThaiRSC, 14,737 people were died in traffic accidents and 924,799 were injured. According to the committee, immigrants were responsible for 536 fatalities and 7,885 injuries.
Following the Songkran festival this year, the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDPM) reported that over the “seven deadly days” from April 11 to 17, there were 2,203 traffic accidents, 2,208 injuries, and 264 fatalities. Bangkok had the most fatalities (22 total) throughout the course of the seven days.
