Phuket’s mom in the race after high -speed wild persecution

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TO high -speed uproar Through the Thalang district he has gone Phuket residents in shock after a Mother who drives Applied in multiple vehicles Before fleeing the scene, leaving behind his terrified three -year -old son.

The dramatic accident series began in front of a new market in Thepkrasattri, where municipal officers witnessed a truck that collided with several vehicles and motorcycles.

The driver, later identified as Nira Chusen, 33, crashed for the first time in a car near Lotus Express Thalang Before hitting a motorcycle mounted by a strange woman tourist Near Big C in Baan Bang Jo, Srisoonthorn.

A municipal officer chased the truck on a motorcycle, desperately trying to break his window to rescue the child trapped inside.

Despite its efforts, the vehicle continued for another 100 meters, hitting another motorcycle before stopping near Bang Maruan Pond due to a punctured tire.

The locals rushed to the scene, managing to remove the child for sure, just when Nira disappeared in the air.

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Nira’s husband, Baramee Khummuangthong, 34, who was traveling on the back of the truck, said the incident arose from a Domestic dispute on home expenses.

“I had just left our eldest son at school when my wife bothered. She left and jumped to the back of the truck because our youngest son was inside. I tried everything to stop the car, but she kept driving. ”

Phuket police He confirmed that Nira has been receiving treatment for depression for two years and remains in general, reported Phuket’s news.

“I want to apologize to all those affected. I never wanted this to happen, ”said Baramee.

The police are actively looking for Nira, while the rescued child remains safe but traumatized by terrible experience.

In similar news, A frontal collision between a minivan Toyota and a sedan In Phahon Yothin-Wat Thua Thong Road in the Sam Khok district of Pathum Thani left 14 people injured. Emergency equipment used hydraulic tools to release trapped passengers before transporting them to nearby hospitals.