Two serious motorcycle accidents hours apart on Soi 112 in Hua Hin

Soi 112 motorcycle accidents leave one dead, one seriously injured

Two Soi 112 motorcycle accidents occurred within hours of each other in Hua Hin on 2 March, leaving one person dead and another seriously injured on the same stretch of road in Nong Kae.

The incidents both took place in front of the Moo Kratha 154 restaurant on Soi Hua Hin 112, prompting responses from the Sawang Hua Hin Rescue Foundation and local police.

The first accident was reported at approximately 7.30am, when the radio centre of the Sawang Hua Hin Rescue Foundation received a call from a member of the public reporting that a motorcycle rider had fallen from the vehicle.

Rescue personnel and volunteers responded to the scene with Ambulance Unit 03, accompanied by patrol police officers.

Upon arrival, responders found a motorcyclist lying on the road, unconscious and unresponsive, with no pulse. The victim had suffered a severe head injury extending to their face, and arms and legs, indicating significant trauma.

Rescue workers confirmed that the victim had died at the scene. An investigating officer coordinated with a duty doctor to carry out an examination before the body was transported to Hua Hin Hospital.

Just hours later, at around 1.23pm, rescue workers were again called to the same location after another motorcycle accident was reported.

According to the Sawang Hua Hin Rescue Foundation, the incident was reported by the Hua Hin Hospital command centre. Ambulance Unit 02 and patrol police officers were dispatched to the scene.

Rescue personnel found a foreign male rider who had sustained serious injuries. Both of his legs were broken, he complained of neck pain and was unable to recall how the accident had occurred.

Volunteers provided first aid at the scene before transporting the injured man by ambulance to Bangkok Hospital Hua Hin for further treatment.

All images: Sawang Rescue Foundation