Fishy enterprise: Tyre blowout flips lorry in east Thailand

A lorry transporting fish suffered a tyre explosion in Rayong, causing the automobile to flip and crash into a tree, significantly damaging the entire car.
The driver, 29 year previous Sunthorn Yotdam, sustained injuries, while the fish, primarily tilapia numbering within the hundreds, were scattered across the highway, resulting in an estimated lack of no less than a hundred,000 baht.
Police from Wang Chan District, Rayong, at present acquired a report of an accident involving a flipped lorry in the middle of the highway, inflicting the transported tilapia to unfold across the surface.
The lorry tyre explosion incident occurred on the Chawaew Cooperative intersection, on the Ban Bueng-Klaeng road, eighty three kilometres from Wang Chan district, Rayong. Authorities coordinated with Wang Chan hospital docs and Rayong rescue units to assist at the scene.
Upon arrival, they discovered a distressed pickup truck parked by the roadside, severely broken all through.
Pink foam bins lay strewn on the road with hundreds of tilapia scattered on the floor. Officials rapidly cordoned off the world to forestall additional incidents, before serving to to take away the dead fish from the road.
The driver, Sunthorn, was injured and recounted that he was transporting the tilapia from Chon Buri province to a customer in Trat province. Suddenly, he was startled by the sound of a lorry tyre explosion, which triggered him to lose control of the vehicle.
The fish had been scattered across the highway earlier than the vehicle crashed into a roadside tree, causing him serious injuries. Cheat sheet rushed him to Wang Chan Hospital for preliminary therapy.
Once the realm was cleared, regular traffic resumed. The whole injury was estimated at a minimal of one hundred,000 baht. The collected tilapia have been to be coordinated with the owner for retrieval, as leaving them would lead to total loss because of decomposition, reported KhaoSod.
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