Bangkok, July 5 - A middle-aged man driving a luxury car crashed into cars on Sukhapiban 5 Road, causing 6 cars to be damaged and 9 people to be injured, before driving away and crashing into the sidewalk at the Wongkot Market intersection in Sai Mai District. Police immediately took the driver into custody.A picture of the moment when a white sedan was driving at high speed before violently crashing into a motorcycle, causing a woman riding pillion on the motorcycle to be thrown onto the road. This incident happened around 10pm last night (4 July) at the entrance of Sukhaphiban Soi 5, Soi 90, Sai Mai District, Bangkok. The car that hit the car drove away immediately. An inspection of the scene found 2 seriously injured people, 1 man and 1 woman, who were taken to Sai Mai Hospital.It turned out that at the same time, rescue volunteers and Sai Mai District Defense Volunteers were notified of accidents on Sukhaphiban 5 Road in 3 locations. Initial reports indicated that 4 cars and 2 motorcycles were damage d, with 9 people injured, all of whom were taken to the hospital.As for the luxury car that crashed into the pedestrian walkway at the Wongkot Market intersection in Sai Mai District, the police immediately took the driver into custody.Initial alcohol tests did not detect any. As for the reason for driving fast and not stopping during the accident, the police are still questioning him. However, it was reported that the man crashed into a barrier of a housing project in Sukhapiban 5 area before driving out and crashing into another person's car, causing further damageSource: Thai News Agency

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