Police summons motorcyclist who hit Korean on crossing

The motorist who used a pedestrian crossing on Phaya Thai Road last week to hit and injure a Vietnamese holiday has been called for questioning by the police to appear in court on Tuesday. &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp, &nbsp,

In the same location in 2022, a female physician was killed by a speeding motorcycle.

The motorist, who has only been identified as Kwanchai, will turn himself in to the Phaya Thai police station to report to them on suspicion of irresponsible driving, in violation of Section 390 of the Criminal Code, causing harm to people, and inflicting harm on another. &nbsp,

The neglect charge carries a fine of up to 10, 000 ringgit and/or one-month in captivity. A maximum sentence of three years in jail and/or a great of 60, 000 ringgit under Section 300 is imposed for reckless driving that causes severe injuries. &nbsp,

The arrest of Mr. Kwanchai had been delayed, according to Pol Col Watcharawee Thammasaema, the captain of the Phaya Thai authorities place, on Monday because he sustained minor injuries in the accident. &nbsp, &nbsp,

On the evening of January 23rd, a report camera footage from a auto showed Mr. Kwanchai and a 68-year-old Asian male hitting a motorbike with a rider passenger through a red traffic light.

In front of Bhumirajanagarindra Kidney Institute Hospital is the cross. The man fell to the ground motionless and was taken to Phyathai 1 Hospital, &nbsp,

On the same commuter cross, off-duty police officer officer driving a Ducati superbike ran down and killed Dr. Waraluck Supawatjakul of Chulalongkorn University three years prior. That event sparked nationwide indignation. &nbsp,

Pol Col Watcharawee said Mr Kwanchai’s body drinking test was negative. After this week, family of the damaged Korean who lives in Thailand would meet with police and speak on his behalf. They may claim compensation afterwards, through the judges, he said. &nbsp,