Pol Lt-Colonel Krissada Khansoda at Klong Tan Police Station said Pilatus Land and Transport Co had reached its driver Anan Kaewma, 34, and would bring him in this week. 
	&ldquo;Police will wait until Monday. If he doesn&rsquo;t show up an arrest warrant will be issued,&rdquo; he said. The case would be concluded by April 20. 
	Anan was suspected of dozing off when his vehicle slammed into a bridge railing between Pattanakarn Sois 20 and 22. A bystander sustained serious burns.

Driver to surrender

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Driver to surrender

The driver who fled last week after crashing his LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) tanker truck into a bridge on Pattanakarn Road in Bangkok's Klong Tan district and causing an explosion will surrender this week, police said yesterday.

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