Train Collides With Sleeper Car Near Bangkok, Staff Injured
A shunting locomotive collided with a sleeper train near Bangkok on September 25, injuring staff and causing severe damage to both vehicles as investigators work to determine the cause.
On September 25, 2569, a shunting locomotive collided with a CNR sleeper train near the Bang Sue area of Bangkok, causing structural damage to both vehicles and injuring sleeper car staff from the impact. Preliminary inspection revealed the collision's force crushed the front of the locomotive inward, while the sleeper car's steel body folded in on itself, exposing internal damage. Following the accident, officials rushed to provide first aid and urgently transported the injured worker to medical care, while securing the collision site to prevent disruption to other trains operating in the Bang Sue area. The official cause of the accident and total damage assessment are currently under detailed investigation by railway officials and relevant agencies.
