Vietnamese killed in road accident in Thailand
Twelve Vietnamese and a Thai driver were killed in a road accident in
the northeastern Thai province of Chaiyaphum on June 2, local
media reported.
Twelve Vietnamese and a Thai driver were killed in a road accident in
the northeastern Thai province of Chaiyaphum on June 2, local
media reported.
The Bangkok Post said among the deaths, nine were men. The four injured were rushed to hospital.
The accident happened when an overloaded coach hit a trailer truck and burst into flames in Kaeng Khro district.
The coach was among four hired to take a visiting group of Vietnamese tourists from Bangkok to the northeastern province of Nong Bua Lam Phu , the newspaper reported.-VNA
The Bangkok Post said among the deaths, nine were men. The four injured were rushed to hospital.
The accident happened when an overloaded coach hit a trailer truck and burst into flames in Kaeng Khro district.
The coach was among four hired to take a visiting group of Vietnamese tourists from Bangkok to the northeastern province of Nong Bua Lam Phu , the newspaper reported.-VNA
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