Thailand News
Phuket tour bus overturns in Krabi
A tour bus from the Phuket Central Tour Company overturned on the Khaotor-Tub Pud Rd in Krabi’s Plai Phraya District this morning (April 4) leaving many passengers injured, two seriously.
Rescue workers took the 21 injured passengers to Tub Pud Hospital in Phang-Nga and Plai Phraya Hospital in Krabi.
Initial investigations found that the tour bus was taking 33 passengers from Phuket Bus Station toKrabi, where it overturned.
Police are currently searching for the driver.
Stay updated with Samui Times by following us on Facebook.
Pattaya October reopening hampered by obstacles
Thong Lor again: 31 arrested in club violating Covid-19 rules
Pfizer vaccine application received, review process begun
Covid-19 prevention leads to 14 arrests of longterm overstays
Covid UPDATE: 3,277 new infections and 29 deaths, provincial totals
Red tape and restrictions suggest a slow Phuket reopening
UPDATE: Tourism Minister reportedly says July 1 ‘sandbox’ won’t happen
Koh Samui eyes August 1 reopening, “Samui Sealed Route”
Tourism Minister reportedly said July 1 ‘sandbox’ won’t happen
Village need rain? Have you considered a giant penis?
Thailand News Today | Autopsy of Koh Tao couple, buy a Moderna vaccine, Koh Samui sandbox? | June 8
Nearly 30,000 Covid-19 infections at Thai prisons in recent wave
28 year old Australian man found dead near Krabi island last week
Police raid Hat Yai restaurant and arrest 10 people for drinking alcohol
Disney+ reveals subscription prices for Thailand
Tuesday Covid Update: 2,662 new cases and 28 deaths, provincial totals
High speed rail coming to Chon Buri
Hi-So accused of dressing as taxi drivers to get vaccine
Wellness counselling an added benefit with expat health insurance
Fire ravages buildings used to store cosmetics
The News3 days agoKoh Samet marks 100% success rate in vaccinating target group
- World News2 days ago
Pakistan: Female athletes defy odds in a patriarchal society
- World News2 days ago
Russian NGO ban ‘also taking aim at German government’
- World News2 days ago
Taytu Betul: Ethiopia’s strategic empress
- World News1 day ago
COVID vaccines in the workplace: Can I ask who got their shots?
- World News2 days ago
The Amazons: The female strike force of the Dahomey Kingdom
- World News2 days ago
Kashmir: LGBT+ demand healthcare access during COVID pandemic
- World News2 days ago
European human rights chief: ‘I still remain hopeful’ Navalny will soon be free
