What is the result of the Thai tourist bus being burned down in a fire?

Overseas Network, November 27th? A tourist bus in Phuket, Thailand accidentally caught fire on November 25th local time. The bus was full of Chinese tourists. Fortunately, the driver of the tourist bus discovered that there was a problem with the vehicle in time. The vehicle stopped immediately to allow all passengers to escape without causing any casualties.

According to Thailand.com, at about 8 pm local time on November 25, the tourist bus involved was driven from Phang Nga Province and was preparing to transport 26 Chinese tourists to the directly-governed county of Phuket Island. However, when the vehicle was driving near Thekkasali Road in the directly-governed county, thick smoke suddenly came out of the engine. Upon discovering it, the driver immediately stopped the vehicle and quickly called all passengers to leave the vehicle. Shortly after the tourists escaped from the vehicle, the engine caught fire and gradually spread to the entire body. Firefighters arrived immediately and successfully extinguished the fire 30 minutes later.

From the photos of the scene released by Thai media, it can be seen that the entire bus compartment was in flames, the area near the window fell off due to burning, and the bus body was almost burned. According to police, the specific cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Warm reminder: If there is a fire, never mark the door. If you are close to the door, you can assist the driver to use the emergency switch to open the door. When the escape route is open, everyone must not crowd or rush out of the car. At this time, passengers currently leaving should assist the driver and provide guidance and protection at the door or bedside.