A university student tragically misplaced his life this morning when his automobile veered off the street, colliding with a barrier on a freeway in Chanthaburi, East Thailand. The unfortunate incident also left the supervisor of the local Social Security Office injured and the victim’s family grieving.
A routine journey turned disastrous for the 20 yr outdated university scholar, when his automobile veered off its lane on a winding highway, hitting a barrier, and resulting in his instantaneous dying. The heart-wrenching event unfurled on the Tha Chalap highway close to the passage up to Yothanimit Temple within the Mueang district of Chanthaburi province.
The fated car was a Honda Civic, with a Bangkok registration plate ฌฮ2891, found wrecked and blocking the road. The different celebration within the crash, identified as Kittima, was found with minor accidents and bruises throughout her body. She obtained instant help from officials and was promptly transported to the Prapokklao Hospital.
Secrets of this unlucky incident was a native of Chanthaburi and an English major at a local university, Jirrapat. Found rigid in the driver’s seat, the effects of a extreme frontal collision have been evident with the steering wheel imprint on his chest and a major impact on his head towards the windshield. His grief-stricken family arrived on the scene soon after. Upon preliminary examination, the dead body was transported to the Prapokklao Hospital for additional official affirmation of the cause of death, reported KhaoSod.
The investigation led by officers from the Chanthaburi Police Station, with the help of the Sawanggatanyuthammasatharn Association and the on-call doctor, is supported by an eyewitness account of a person who was driving behind the deceased’s automobile. According to this account, the deadly crash occurred at a bend, with the deceased’s car veering across lanes simply as one other automotive was incoming from the wrong way. This model aligns with the incident recorded by nearby CCTV footage..

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