Wild Bull Crashes Into Car, Two Injured
A wild bull struck a sedan head-on on Highway 3052, injuring the driver and passenger. Police warn motorists to reduce speed in forested areas where wildlife frequently crosses the road.
A wild bull suddenly crossed the road and struck a sedan head-on, severely damaging the vehicle and injuring two people. The driver said he was heading home at about 40-50 km/h on a familiar route when a bull of unknown gender ran directly in front of him with no time to swerve or brake. The collision caused serious vehicle damage, but fortunately the driver maintained control and a Good Samaritan helped transport both victims to the hospital. Moo Si Police are urging drivers on Highway 3052 to slow down in forested areas and known wildlife zones, watch the roadside for animals, and avoid honking at or approaching wild bulls. Instead, drivers should slow down, maintain distance, and wait until it is safe to proceed.
