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Five killed in Si Sa Ket as cars collide in fog
Poor visibility in fog is being blamed for a two-car collision in Si Sa Ket on Monday morning that left five people dead.
A medical student, three teachers and a young girl were killed when their cars collided head-on on Si Sa Ket-Ubon Ratchathani Road in Kantharom district.
Pol Capt Thaweesak Chansong said medical student Pasawat Wannapassinee, 22, of Ubon Ratchathani was killed behind the wheel of his car.
The other four casualties were in the second car – teachers Akeruethai Wongchalad, 32, Usaneee Simrum, 51 and driver Kingkarn Wongchalad, 60, along with Nakamol Wongchalad, 10.
There was no divider in the road where the vehicles collided.
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