Sedan Crashes Into Horse Carriage in Lampang, Two Injured
A sedan crashed into a horse-drawn carriage on a parallel road in Lampang's Mueang district on November 6, severely damaging both vehicles. The 43-year-old female carriage driver suffered abrasions and a left ankle injury, while the horse sustained injuries to its nose, hind legs, and body. Rescue workers provided first aid and transported the woman to Lampang Hospital, and police are investigating the cause of the accident.
A sedan crashed into a horse-drawn carriage in Lampang, leaving both vehicles heavily damaged. The female driver and the horse were injured, and rescuers rushed to help. At 18:14 on November 6, 2026, the Lampang 191 Radio Center received a report of a sedan swerving and hitting a horse carriage on the parallel road opposite Thaiwatsadu in Tambon Sop Tui, Mueang District, Lampang Province. The Sawang Nakorn Lampang rescue unit was dispatched to assist. At the scene, rescuers found one injured woman, identified as Ms. A, age 43, the carriage driver. She had abrasions on her body and pain in her left ankle. Rescue workers administered first aid before transporting her to Lampang Hospital. Inspection showed a bronze sedan with severe front-end damage — the hood crumpled, bumper and windshield shattered. The horse carriage was also badly damaged, its iron frame and front structure bent and detached from the body. Wooden parts and harness equipment lay broken and scattered on the road. The carriage's left wheel was bent out of shape. The horse suffered injuries to its nose, hind legs, and abrasions on its body. Police are investigating the cause of the collision.
