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Defence Minister halts his cavalcade to assist injured after spotting a road traffic accident in Bangkok

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国防部长在曼谷目睹一起交通事故后,停车救助伤者

September 3, 2026 at 2:33 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Living , Media , Thailand

Defence Minister Lieutenant General Adul Bunthamcharoen brought his official convoy to an abrupt halt after encountering a road accident on Bangkok’s Lan Luang Road. He left his vehicle, inspected the crash and directed police, nurses and rescue teams as they rushed the injured to hospital. Officers secured the road against further accidents, while the minister postponed his scheduled duties and remained until every victim had left the scene.

Defence Minister Adul Bunthamcharoen halted his convoy on Lan Luang Road, directing police and rescuers before the injured were rushed to hospital. ( Source: Khaosod )

Defence Minister Lieutenant General Adul Bunthamcharoen halted his official convoy after encountering a road accident on Wednesday. The crash occurred on Lan Luang Road, opposite Ban Phitsanulok. At the time, the minister was travelling to a scheduled official assignment. He immediately ordered the convoy to stop.

Lieutenant General Adul left his vehicle and inspected the scene himself. In response, accompanying officials moved to assist those injured in the crash. The minister ordered that the victims receive immediate help. He also demanded their rapid transfer to hospital.

Meanwhile, police officers and rescue workers were summoned to Lan Luang Road. Lieutenant General Adul coordinated their deployment while his journey remained suspended. As part of this, he instructed responders to reach the victims without delay. Medical transportation was also placed at the centre of the operation.

Police secure Lan Luang Road as rescue teams prepare injured victims for urgent hospital transfer

Police officers arrived and secured the crash site. In parallel, other officers began controlling vehicles approaching the area. Their deployment protected the victims and emergency personnel beside the road. It also kept passing traffic away from the immediate accident scene.

Rescue teams subsequently reached the injured and began preparing them for transportation. Nurses also arrived to support the roadside response. At that stage, Lieutenant General Adul remained at the scene. He did not return to his convoy after emergency personnel took control.

Instead, the minister waited while the victims received assistance. Rescue workers handled their removal from the road. Separately, police continued managing traffic and clearing the surrounding area. Their work was intended to prevent further accidents during the emergency response.

The injured were then placed under the care of nurses and rescue personnel. Soon afterwards, emergency teams transported them to hospital for treatment. The minister remained on Lan Luang Road throughout the transfer. Only when the victims had left did he prepare to continue his journey.

Minister delays official programme as police, nurses and rescue teams complete the roadside operation

The intervention temporarily halted the minister’s scheduled programme. Nevertheless, Lieutenant General Adul required the accident response to be addressed first. His convoy remained stationary while police and medical personnel completed their immediate duties. The official journey resumed only after the hospital transfer.

The response involved several groups working at the same time. Rescue personnel concentrated on the injured victims. Police, by contrast, handled road safety and traffic conditions. Nurses supported the medical operation before the victims left for hospital.

Notably, the minister personally inspected the scene before giving his instructions. He then coordinated with police officers and rescue teams. His orders covered medical assistance, hospital transportation and traffic safety. Each element was addressed before the convoy departed.

On another front, officers worked to clear the affected section of Lan Luang Road. The accident scene posed a further risk to passing motorists. Accordingly, police managed vehicles while rescue workers operated beside the road. The area was progressively cleared as the emergency response continued.

Adul waits beside halted convoy until injured victims leave for hospital and police control the road

Throughout the operation, Lieutenant General Adul remained outside his official vehicle. He monitored the response and waited for the victims’ removal. At the same time, his remaining scheduled duties were placed on hold. The convoy did not move while the injured remained at the scene.

Once the victims reached emergency vehicles, rescue teams began the hospital journey. Police officers remained behind to control the road. Consequently, the minister could return to his convoy and continue his official programme. He departed after the medical transfer had been completed.

The official bulletin focused closely on the minister’s actions during the incident. First, he stopped the convoy after seeing the crash. He then inspected the scene and ordered immediate assistance. Finally, he remained there until the injured were transported for treatment.

No information was supplied about the number of victims. Likewise, their names, ages and injuries were not disclosed. The account provided no update about their conditions after hospital admission. It also did not identify the hospital receiving them.

Bulletin gives no cause or victim details as Adul resumes official duties after the hospital transfer

Details about the vehicles involved were not included. Nor did the bulletin explain how the accident occurred. However, it confirmed that the crash required police, rescue and nursing assistance. It also confirmed that the injured needed hospital treatment.

The location was identified as Lan Luang Road, opposite Ban Phitsanulok. The incident occurred on September 2 during the minister’s journey to official duties. During the stop, police managed traffic while medical teams assisted the victims. The road was also cleared to reduce the danger of another accident.

Lieutenant General Adul stressed the importance of timely assistance for those affected. In addition, he called for coordination among the agencies handling the situation. Those instructions remained in force until the injured had left for hospital. The minister then resumed the duties listed on his schedule.

Ultimately, the roadside operation delayed but did not cancel the minister’s planned work. Emergency teams transported the injured while police controlled the crash site. Afterwards, Lieutenant General Adul returned to his convoy. He continued his journey once the immediate response was complete.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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