Thread: 4 killed when car rams into wall in Samut Prakan

Four people were killed in a car accident in Samut Prakan's Bang Phli district on Sunday morning, police said.

Pol Lt Thanida Mankatanyu, the duty officer at Bang Kaew police station, said the accident occurred at 3.45am when a Toyota Vios car skidded off a curve on King Kaew road near Soi King Kaew 40 and rammed into the wall of Chot-arunchai Company oppositte Chularat 3 Hospital.

The car exploded and was engulfed in flames.

Rescuers retrieved three charred bodies from inside the car, which was completely burned. They have not yet been identified.

One of the occupants, believed to be the driver, was found lying dead outside the car. He was identified as Suthi Phromsawangsilp, 42, of Muang district, Suphan Buri province.

4 killed when car rams into wall in Samut Prakan | Bangkok Post: news

Horrible. RIP.

Brakes failed?

Drive like your going to hell and I suppose by the law of averages it will come true.

R I P the passengers

One of the occupants, believed to be the driver, was found lying dead outside the car. He was identified as Suthi Phromsawangsilp, 42

Bit old to be a boy-racer.

But you know, with Thais you need to automatically subtract 30 from their real age to discover the level of their emotional and psychological being.

Dividing by 10 works as well.

When on the road, it's really best to consider all of them as spoiled, furious, 5 year olds that have been just given a shot of amphetamine.

Originally Posted by Luigi

When on the road, it's really best to consider all of them as spoiled, furious, 5 year olds that have been just given a shot of amphetamine.

Or they have just chugged down a Red Bull with a lao khao chaser no doubt...

Originally Posted by Luigi

Brakes failed?

No, that was the train at the Khon Kaen Zoo . . . but would probably apply here as well if they were looking to blame someone bar the driver

Same as all cases unless a non-Thai was behind the wheel.

Then it's down to driver stupidity and dangerous driving.


Not good, like Thai people.

As we used to say (a long time ago) when hiring cars, drive it like you stole it.

RIP racers.