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PHUKET: A Trang bound bus travelling from Phuket crashed in Krabi last night (Jan 6) leaving all 22 passengers on board injured. A rescue team from Krabi received information at 9:30pm yesterday where it was reported that a Phuket-Trang bus had crashed into an electricity pylon on Phet Kasem Rd in
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BANGKOK — Suveera “Q” Boonrod, the lead singer of Flure, was hit by a motorbike early this morning. The rider fled the scene and is wanted by police. Ekkasak “Noom” Promlat, the singer’s manager, said the unidentified rider struck the 35-year-old singer as he was crossing Soi Thonglor with a friend
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Four troops patrolling a road in Pattani were injured when Muslim insurgents detonated a roadside bomb to ambush them at noon Monday. Police said the explosion occurred at 12:30 pm. Read more: The Nation
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SAMUT PRAKAN — Two men were shot while eating early Friday morning at a KFC restaurant in Samut Prakan province. Police said they are tracking down two masked men who entered a KFC restaurant in Samut Prakan’s Bang Phil district at around 4am today and attacked a group of around ten
Read More Four civilians were injured when Muslim insurgents launched double bomb attacks a morning market in Yala’s Kabang district Tuesday. The two explosions happened just about 20 metres apart with 10 minutes interval. Read more: The Nation
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Two Thai villagers were injured when one of them stepped on a landmine about 500 metres from the Cambodian border in Sakaew province Sunday. Police said the two were looking for editable plants in the forests along the border when one of them stepped on a bomb trap. Read more: The Nation
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A total of 442 people were killed in road accidents across the country during the "seven dangerous days" of Songkran which ended on Sunday, up a huge 21.4% on last year despite the government's intense road safety campaign. There were 3,447 road crashes, from which 3,656 people were admitted to hospital
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Fatal road accidents during the Songkran festival celebrations nationwide have now claimed the lives of 338 people and injured 2,891 others in the five-day period from April 11-15, the Department of Public Disasters Prevention and Mitigation said today. It said yesterday alone, a total of 79 people died and 513
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