Honda sedan crashes into parked motorcycles in Suphan Buri

A black Honda sedan lost control and veered off a bridge, crashing into 11 motorcycles parked along the roadside in front of the Suphan Buri Municipality Office, injuring three people. The incident happened yesterday, September 24, leaving locals in shock.

Police Lieutenant Amornnat Prasanpim of Suphan Buri Police Station was notified of the accident, which resulted in multiple injuries. Upon arriving at the scene with rescue personnel from the Naen Kaeo Association, they discovered the black Honda had ploughed into the motorcycles, leaving them severely damaged.

Three individuals were injured in the accident. A 25 year old motorcyclist, Channapa, suffered a broken leg. The driver of the Honda, 41 year old Kanyamanee and a passenger in the car, 24 year old Saritorn also sustained injuries. All three were given initial first aid by rescue workers before being taken to Chao Phraya Yommarat Hospital for further treatment.

A witness described the terrifying moment.

“It was shocking, the car suddenly hurtled down from the bridge, crossed lanes, and crashed into more than ten motorcycles parked by the roadside before colliding with a tree and causing extensive damage.”

Initial police investigations revealed that Kanyamanee, the driver of the sedan, experienced a seizure, causing her to lose control of the vehicle. Officers have requested a thorough medical evaluation to confirm the seizure and proceed with legal actions accordingly, reported KhaoSod.

In related news, a tragic car accident occurred on the bridge over the Wat Phra Dhammakaya intersection, resulting in one fatality and three injuries. The incident involved multiple vehicles, with a white Honda and a black Mazda 2 colliding before another Mazda 2 was also hit.

In other news, a blue Honda car drove off without paying for four trays of pizza, prompting the shop owner to chase and knock on the window, only to be ignored. The incident, which occurred on September 2, has led to an online search for the vehicle and its occupants.