Electric Car Crashes Into Bangkok Guanyin Shrine, Hits People After Driver Loses Consciousness; WATCH
- An electric car crashed through the entrance of Bangkok’s Kuan Yin Shrine on Yaowarat Road after the driver reportedly lost consciousness.
- Three people were injured, including two who suffered serious injuries, and emergency responders took the victims to hospitals.
- Police identified the driver as 78-year-old Chairoj, who said he accidentally pressed the accelerator after losing consciousness; alcohol tests were negative.
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An electric car has crashed into a temple in Bangkok, Thailand, after the elderly driver allegedly lost consciousness while driving. According to reports, the car suddenly accelerated and went off the road, crashing into the Guanyin Temple in Bangkok's Chinatown district. As a result of the accident, three people were injured, two of them seriously. The crash caused damage to the temple building, while parts of the object were damaged by the pow…
An electric car broke into a temple in Bangkok, Thailand, this Thursday, and hit people who were on site. Three people were injured in the accident, being one of them in severe condition. Security cameras recorded the moment the vehicle crosses the entrance of the sanctuary and advances through the inside of the temple. Zimbabwean magnate and woman die in helicopter crash who also killed four other people TV program reprise leads to the arrest o…
The elderly driver lost consciousness.
Electric Car Crashes Into Bangkok Guanyin Shrine, Hits People After Driver Loses Consciousness; WATCH
Three people were injured after an electric car crashed into the Guanyin Shrine in Bangkok's Chinatown on Thursday afternoon. The incident took place on Yaowarat Road at around 1 pm, when the vehicle reportedly entered the shrine premises and hit people
Bangkok: Electric Car Crashes Into Kuan Yin Shrine in Chinatown, Leaving 3 People Injured | 🌎 LatestLY
Several people were injured after an electric car lost control and crashed into the Kuan Yin Shrine at the Tian Fah Foundation on Yaowarat Road in Bangkok's Samphanthawong district. The 78-year-old driver reportedly blacked out due to high blood pressure, causing the vehicle to strike worshippers. Phlapphla Chai 2 police have launched an investigation. 🌎 Bangkok: Electric Car Crashes Into Kuan Yin Shrine in Chinatown, Leaving 3 People Injured .
نُشر هذا المقال أولاً Cedarnews.net. More information موقعنا. Many people were injured after an electric car crashed into the Quan Am Temple in Bangkok, Thailand. Video: Multiple people injured after electric car crashes into Kuan Yin Shrine in Bangkok https://t.co/0d5MRyHTCC pic.twitter.com/5eirU7g4RJ — Cedar News (@cedar_news) October 1, 2026 Emergency services have been dispatched to the scene after the accident… (Video link: Cedarnews websit…
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