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Car Plows Into On Nut Mall, Injuring 6; Police Question Driver

A car plowed into a shopping mall in Bangkok's On Nut district on October 21, injuring six people ranging in age from 6 to 81. All victims were taken to Rumjairak Hospital for treatment. Police are investigating the driver to determine what caused the crash.

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A car plowed into a shopping mall in the On Nut area at 3:19 PM on October 21, 2026, injuring six people. The injured were identified as Ms. Namthip, 34; Mrs. Somjai, 72; Mrs. Duenchai, 81; Ms. Jaebee, 38; Ms. Sukanya, 40; and a 6-year-old girl. Rescue workers and emergency responders assisted the victims and transported them to Rumjairak Hospital for treatment. Phra Khanong police are currently questioning the driver to determine the cause of the accident before proceeding with legal action.

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