Two Moroccans Seriously Injured in Phuket Motorcycle Crash
Two Moroccan men, aged 28 and 27, were seriously injured when their red-plate motorcycle collided with a green-plate sedan on Phra Barami Road in Patong, Phuket. Both suffered severe lacerations and bone fractures and were taken to Patong Hospital. Police are examining dashcam footage and witness statements to determine the cause.
Phuket: Two foreign men riding a red-plate motorcycle crashed into a green-plate car, sustaining serious injuries including lacerations and a deformed leg. They were rushed to Patong Hospital for emergency treatment. On November 8, the Kusol Tham Phuket Rescue Unit at Kuan Yang received a report of a motorcycle colliding with a sedan in front of the Kuan Yang Center on Phra Barami Road, Patong Subdistrict, Kathu District, Phuket. Rescuers responded to inspect and assist. The first victim, Mr. El, 28, Moroccan, had a 5 cm laceration on his right knee, two 3 cm lacerations on his right elbow, a deformed right leg, and abrasions on his body. The second victim, Mr. A, 27, Moroccan, suffered lacerations and bone deformity. Rescuers provided first aid, wound dressing, splints, and a spinal board before transporting both to Patong Hospital. The motorcycle involved bore a red license plate, while the other vehicle was a green-plate sedan registered in Phuket, driven by Mr. Pan, 46. Officials are currently reviewing dashcam footage and gathering witness evidence to determine the cause of the accident. A dashcam clip captured the red-plate motorcycle slamming into the green-plate sedan on Phra Barami Road in Patong, Kathu, Phuket, leaving the two foreign men with multiple injuries.
