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Five Cambodians Killed, Eight Others Injured in Thailand Accident

Battambang: Five Cambodian workers were killed and eight others were injured when a car hit a light pole in Thailand. Initial information from the border authorities say that the accident happened on Tuesday at Vang Thong commune, Vang Som Bun district, Sa Kaeo province.

 Accordingly, the car that was involved in the accident was carrying a total of 13 Cambodian workers. Five people were killed in the crash, including two men and three women. The eight injured persons were sent to a hospital nearby.



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