UDON THANI – A man believed to be homeless was struck and killed by multiple vehicles on Mittraphap Road in Udon Thani on the evening of October 2, 2025. The incident occurred around 7:00 PM near Ban Khao in Mueang District, leaving the victim’s body severely damaged and unrecognizable, Live Workpoint TV 23 reported.

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Emergency services, including rescue teams from the Udon Thani Promprom Foundation, medics from Udon Thani Hospital, and officers from Na Kha Police Station, responded to the scene following a report to the Udon Thani Emergency Call Centre. The victim, described as a male approximately 30 to 40 years of age, was found without any identification. His body was transported to Udon Thani Hospital for examination and identification.

A black Honda sedan with front-end damage was found parked nearby. The 31-year-old female driver explained that she was traveling back to Roi Et with her partner after visiting her mother in Nong Khai. She reported seeing a pickup truck swerve ahead of her but did not realize it had been avoiding a person. She drove over what she initially believed to be an animal, only stopping when a following van driver alerted her to the grim reality.

According to an emergency worker at the scene, the victim had already been struck and dragged a considerable distance before the Honda made contact. Multiple other vehicles subsequently ran over the body. Local residents noted that a roadside shelter near the accident site is frequently used by homeless individuals, suggesting the victim may have been resting there before attempting to cross the highway.

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A van driver who assisted at the scene highlighted the dangerous driving conditions, noting that over 500 meters of the road lacked street lighting. Police have identified several vehicles involved in the incident and are reviewing CCTV footage to determine the exact sequence of events. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to piece together the circumstances leading to the tragedy.

-Thailand News (TN)