Motorcycles Collide, One Engulfed in Flames in Bangkok
Two motorcycles collided on Bangkok's Suwinthawong Road on September 20, engulfing one bike in flames and injuring two people. Firefighters extinguished the blaze within ten minutes.
Two motorcycles collided on Suwinthawong Road, causing one bike to catch fire and burn to a shell. Two people were injured. Emergency responders quickly extinguished the blaze and aided the victims.
At 8:27 a.m. on September 20, the emergency hotline 199 received a report of a motorcycle fire near Suwinthawong Soi 6 in Min Buri district, Bangkok. Firefighters from Bang Chan fire station and rescue volunteers responded to the scene with one water truck.
The incident occurred in the leftmost lane of the three-lane road. One motorcycle was found fully engulfed in flames, causing traffic to slow as vehicles passed the area. Firefighters used water spray to extinguish the fire in approximately 10 minutes, leaving the motorcycle completely destroyed.
Two motorcycles collided on Suwinthawong Road, causing one bike to catch fire and burn to a shell. Two people were injured. Emergency responders quickly extinguished the blaze and aided the victims.
The initial cause was determined to be a collision between two motorcycles. Two people sustained injuries and received first aid at the scene before being transported to hospital for further treatment.
