Long-distance coach was travelling from Bangkok to the country’s far south when it veered off the road at about 1am.
A double-decker bus has smashed into a tree in southern Thailand, killing at least 14 people and injuring 32 others, police have said.
The long-distance coach was travelling from Bangkok to the country’s far south when it crashed at about 1am on Tuesday.
The bus was transporting 46 passengers from the capital’s Southern Bus Terminal to Nathawi district in Songkhla when it veered off a road in Prachuap Khiri Khan province.
Photos published in Thai media showed the front of the vehicle split in two, with the tree jammed into the chassis.
Transport Company, the state-owned bus operator, said in a statement that all of the injured were being treated in a hospital and the company was investigating the cause of the crash.
Police told the AFP news agency they were…
