Bangkok, July 5 - A 46-year-old man who crashed his luxury car into a car in Sai Mai last night claimed that he had fainted, had not gotten enough sleep, and was not in his right mind. He is ready to take responsibility and compensate all the victims.Mr. Thon, 46 years old, the perpetrator who caused multiple car accidents on Sukhapiban 5 Road, Sai Mai District, Bangkok, causing damage to 7 cars and motorcycles and injuries to many people, admitted that he was stressed last night and had only 3-4 hours of sleep, which caused him to feel weak. In addition, he had diarrhea. While leaving his mother's house on Soi Sai Mai 86, he blacked out and was not aware that he had hit others when rescue workers found him at the last point on Sukhapiban 5 Road, Soi 73. He confirmed that he did not know that he had hit others and had never acted like this before. He is willing to take care of and provide full compensation to all the victims. After the incident, he met the victims' relatives and bowed his hands in apology since last night.In terms of the case, the police will press 4 charges: reckless driving causing damage to another person's car, causing physical harm to another person, reckless driving causing serious injury to another person, and hit-and-runSource: Thai News Agency

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