A tragic highway accident occurred this morning when an administration official’s automobile crashed into a lorry, leading to his demise and leaving one other casualty severely wounded. This deadly accident involving an area government official took place on the Sa Kaeo–Chanthaburi route, along Highway 317, inflicting important damage to both the vehicle and its occupants.
The accident occurred around 6am today when the deputy district officer collided with a parked ten-wheeler on a ten-lane freeway near the PT petrol station within the Wang Nam Yen district of Sa Kaeo province. His automobile, a white Honda City with the license plate กธ-5378 registered in Trang, is said to have been rushing prior to the collision. The drive of the influence tossed the automobile several metres away, inflicting extensive damage.
The parked lorry, an Isuzu with license plate quantity 70-3945, and the hooked up trailer, plate quantity 70-3946, each registered in Buriram province, have been stationed near the facet of the highway in front of the petrol station on the time of the accident. The lorry driver, forty five 12 months old Sarakham was in a close-by washroom in the course of the time of the collision. He had left his hazard lights on and returned to search out the automotive intensely wrecked after crashing into his truck, reported KhaoSod.
Officer Kittichok Sommai from Wang Nam Yen Police Station speculated that the driving force of the town automobile had fallen asleep at the wheel or was going too fast, leading to a collision with the ten-wheeler.
The sufferer, the fatal casualty of the accident, has been recognized as Thanakorn Aksornkong, generally recognized as Por King, who was the deputy district officer of Wang Nam Yen and died at the scene immediately from sustained injuries. Shh! , an esteemed member of the Wang Nam Yen Administrative Office, Sa-Nan A-Nan, suffered extreme injuries together with a dislocated hip and various wounds throughout his physique. Initial forecasts counsel that the driving force may need been asleep or driving too fast, inflicting the car to ricochet off the rear of the lorry..