Thai police are reporting two more crosswalk accidents in Bangkok amidst a nationwide effort to improve pedestrian safety.
One man was killed while walking across a crossing on Suwinthawong Road in the Min Buri district and the other man was hit and injured by the Yingcharoen market on Phahon Yothin Road in Bang Khen district
On Suwinthawong Road, the man who was killed did not have any form of identification on him and officers are still working to identify the body. The woman who reportedly crashed into him is facing criminal charges of reckless driving causing death.
The other incident involved a 35-year-old Burmese migrant named Doe who worked at a pork stall at Ying Charoen Market for more than a decade.
Doe was transferred to Bhumibol Hospital to be treated for his injuries. The 48-year-old motorcycle…
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