Thailand: Many injured after truck hitting police checkpoint
A truck crashed into a police checkpoint in Ekkamai of Bangkok, Thailand and hit dozens of cars afterward, injuring at least 18 people on December 21.
A photo of the crash. (Photo: www.bangkokpost.com)Bangkok (VNA) – A truck crashed into a police checkpoint in Ekkamai of Bangkok, Thailand and hit dozens of cars afterward, injuring at least 18 people on December 21.
Police had to fire after the truck ran into the post and the driver was arrested then, said Bangkok Traffic Police.
Police has besieged the route through Soi Sukhumvit 63.-VNA
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