PM Anuthin Visits Injured in Train-Bus Collision, Two Remain in Critical Condition
Prime Minister Anuthin visited injured victims of a freight train-bus collision at Camillian Hospital on May 17, where two patients remain in critical condition despite six others being hospitalized or discharged.
At 1:00 PM on May 17, 2025, at Camillian Hospital, Prime Minister Anuthin Charnvirakul and the Interior Minister visited victims of a freight train-bus collision to monitor their conditions and present fruit baskets. The PM inquired about the patients' status from Reverend Phakwee Sengcharoen, director of Camillian Hospital, and Dr. Nathapol Kalapaksee, medical director. The PM was accompanied by Deputy Transport Minister Siripong Angkhaskulgiat, PM Office Minister Supamas Isarabhakdi, Deputy Permanent Secretary of Public Health Dr. Worawut Imsaranee, State Railway of Thailand Governor Anant Photnimdan, and Bangkok Mass Transit Authority Director Kittikarn Chomduan. Two of the injured were discharged that morning, leaving six hospitalized. Two remain in critical condition in the ICU: Nattadanai Choksak (42), a bus passenger, and Suphakorn Chansorn (38), a fare collector. Four others with injuries are bus driver Lapphisit Thongboon (56), train operator Sayan Suankul (46), motorcycle rider Aphichat Meechunuek (41), and foreign national Khoeurn Mol (50), a pickup truck passenger. Following the visit, the PM assigned Deputy Transport Minister Siripong and Minister Supamas to separately visit patients across six hospitals.
