Drunk-driving Thai woman allegedly hits, kills 3 Cambodian workers
A 27-old Thai woman who appeared to be under alcohol influence slammed her sedan car against a motorcycle ridden by three Cambodia workers in Rayong early Wednesday, killing all of them, police said.
Police charged Benjawan Pinakrang, a resident of Chaiyaphum, with drunk driving, leading to an accident that caused deaths and injuries and property damages.
The accident happened at 3 am on road along the Saengchan Beach in Rayong’s Mueang district.
Police said the three Cambodia workers were riding their motorcycle back home when they were hit by the speeding Mazda 3 of Benjawan. The workers were identified as Ja, 21, Tan Yen, 20 and Doh, 20.
After hitting the motorcycle, Benjawan’s car lost control and hit another motorcycle with cart on the roadside, injuring three others.
