On Tuesday, some people were feared dead after a vehicle carrying children caught fire on the fringes of Bangkok in Thani state, Thailand.
The school bus was carrying 44 people including kids and tutor, authorities said, media company AFP reported.
According to the Transport secretary, Suriya Juangroongruangkit a total of nineteen citizens, including sixteen kids and three professors, were sent to a medical facility for treatment. The factors behind the occurrence are currently under investigation, the chancellor added.
In a statement, Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra confirmed that there were fatalities and expressed condolences to the victims ‘ families.
Sharing a blog on X, she said,” As a mom, I would like to show my deepest condolences to the families”.
The condition of the additional people is still a mystery, as officials have not yet determined the precise amount of those who perished in the fire.
Additional information awaited.
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