Phuket – update: Swede horror smash driver surrenders
Via: Phuket Gazette
The reckless truck driver who killed FOUR Swedish holidaymakers in Phuket as well as their Thai driver on Wednesday morning surrendered to police in Phang Nga yesterday.
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The driver, 27-year-old Muhummadyukee Jehyusoh, was held in a cell at Phang Nga Provincial Court yesterday. He has since been transferred to Phang Nga Provincial Prison.
Media access to the Narathiwat native was restricted by Khok Kloy District Police after he turned himself in at about 10am yesterday.
Despite the confession, Khok Kloy Duty Officer Capt Santi Prakobpran told the Phuket Gazette this morning that they still don’t know what caused Mr Muhummadyukee’s six-wheel truck to cross a median strip and crash head-on into a Toyota Altis driven by Wichit Phromluang, a 26-year-old from Udon Thani Province.
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Mr Muhummadyukee, who fled the scene after the accident, surrendered himself after conferring with his employers at the Chotepatama Company.
He abandoned the company’s six-wheel refrigerated truck at the scene of the accident, which killed all five in the car instantly and ripped the axle off the front of the truck.
Mr Muhummadyukee was unhurt.
http://www.phuketgazette.net/archives/articles/2012/article12207.html
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personal thought:
I’ve said it before, and I’ll no doubt say it again:
Thailand is a wonderful country, but the roads can be very dangerous.
Please be careful.
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