This morning, as dawn was just breaking over Bangkok, a horrific accident shattered the tranquility of a residential neighborhood near Soi Seri Thai 16 in Khlong Kum, in the Bueng Kum district. It was around 5.30 AM when a red Toyota, a sleek two-door marked by its Bangkok number plates, veered disastrously out of control. The car’s journey came to an abrupt and tragic halt as it ploughed into a two-storey wooden house, leaving a path of unbelievable destruction in its wake. Responders from Bueng Kum police district and dedicated volunteers from the Ruamkatanyu Foundation quickly arrived at the tumultuous scene. The once vibrant vehicle, bearing scars of a speed-driven night, lay in shambles, wrapped around the splintered remnants of what had been an unassuming family dwelling. Among the wreckage, a heartbreaking discovery: one man lay lifeless, thrown brutally from the car in the midst of chaos, his final resting…
