King accepts patients from Prachin Buri bus crash
After an accident that left 19 people dead and 30 injured, a vehicle is accused of irresponsible driving.

On Wednesday, the drivers of a tour bus accident in Prachin Buri was charged with reckless driving, and His Majesty the King has accepted as guests under the royal’s care.
One of three buses traveling from Bueng Kan territory to Rayong for a group study visit overturned as the motorist lost command on a steep section of Highway 304, causing 19 fatalities and 30 accidents.
In a blog on X on Thursday, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra expressed her gratitude that His Majesty had accepted all the wounded as people under his care.
A further analysis revealed that the bus driver had a category 4 driving license that covers the movement of dangerous products. About an hour prior to the accident, the vehicle made a move to travel, according to the Prachin Buri police chief, Pol Maj Gen Kiatsak Sathong-aoy. According to authorities, the driver had a negative alcohol and drug test.
The next observed rate of the vehicle was 58 miles per hour, which was considered illegal for driving on a downward path, said Chirute Visalachitra, director-general of the Department of Land Transport.
The vehicle was not familiar with the course, Mr Chirute said. According to the authorities, he was accused of reckless driving that resulted in deaths and injuries.
As funeral services for the 19 survivors of the murders began in Bueng Kan on Thursday morning, family members gathered together in pain in two churches.