Young woman dies in Chon Buri motorcycle accident after night out
In the early hours of this morning, a tragic accident occurred involving a young woman who had recently returned from working abroad.
After a night out at an entertainment venue, she lost control of her motorcycle and collided with a utility pole, resulting in her death. Police from Don Hua Lo Police Station responded to the incident today, April 3, which took place on the Phai Klang Don road in Mueang district, Chon Buri province.
Upon arrival, police and rescue personnel from the Tri Khunnatham Foundation discovered a black Yamaha Fino motorcycle with registration 4 กผ 6709 Chon Buri, severely damaged at the front and lodged against a high-voltage power pole.
A woman, estimated to be between 25 and 30 years old, was found lying next to the motorcycle, wearing jeans and a t-shirt. She had no identification on her person and suffered a severe head injury, with blood evident from her mouth and nose and no pulse detected.
Emergency responders attempted first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation, coordinating with Chon Buri Hospital’s emergency services. Unfortunately, despite their efforts, she succumbed to her injuries at the scene.
Rescue worker Pan, who was first on the scene, explained that after receiving the report of the accident, he hurried to the location and found the woman in critical condition with severe head trauma and bleeding from her mouth, nose, and ears. Despite the immediate medical response, she did not survive, reported KhaoSod.
Subsequently, a friend of the woman arrived at the scene and informed officials that the woman had just returned from overseas and had been out drinking before the accident. The police plan to interview the friend further and review CCTV footage from the area for a more detailed investigation, ensuring the case is handled according to the law.
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