What is the casualty situation when a tour bus rolls over in Thailand?

At 22:00 on July 10, 2017, a tour bus carrying 36 Chinese tourists rolled over in Getu County, Phuket Province, Thailand. The license plate number was Phang Nga 30-0902.

Preliminary statistics show that of the 37 people in the car, 25 were injured (2 of them seriously), and a 10-year-old child died.

The cause of the accident is suspected to be that the bus lost control and rolled over on its way to Badong Beach. It is reported that a tour bus rolled over in the same place last month and many Chinese tourists were injured.

After the police and ambulance units arrived at the scene, they began to carry out emergency rescue and transferred the injured to a nearby hospital for treatment. According to the police, the cause of the accident was suspected to be that the bus lost control of the brakes when going down the mountain, causing the vehicle body to become unbalanced and roll over. The scene has been cordoned off and all units will conduct further verification and investigation.

In addition, the hospital confirmed at the scene that the bus driver sitting at the front of the car did not have any injuries or discomfort. He has been controlled by the police and is under investigation at the police station.

According to reports, the accident occurred when the vehicle lost control and overturned, resulting in one death, two serious injuries, and more than 20 injuries. The deceased was a 10-year-old boy.

May the injured survive the danger and recover!