Drunk driver mowed down a Thai woman and her German friend in the early hours of Saturday. Both died

October 4, 2026 at 11:41 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Thailand

A drunken early-morning drive through Bangkok’s Thong Lor district ended with two young women dead after they were struck while crossing the road. Thai woman Thitima Yasi, 23, and German visitor Michelle Thipkan, 22, were rushed to separate hospitals but neither survived. Police identified the MG HS PHEV driver as Krit Suwanpraipattana, 28, who remained at the scene. Officers said he appeared intoxicated before a breathalyser returned a staggering 145 milligrams per cent reading. That was 2.9 times Thailand’s standard legal limit. Now charged with drunk driving causing death, Krit faces a criminal investigation as police examine CCTV, witnesses, his vehicle and the fatal scene near Soi Thong Lor 3.

Thai Thitima Yasi, 23, and German Michelle Thipkan, 22, die after a drunk driver hits them in Thong Lor. Krit Suwanpraipattana, 28, records 145mg%, nearly triple the limit. ( Source: Manager )

A drunk driver killed a Thai woman and a young German woman on Bangkok’s Thong Lor Road early Saturday. Police identified him as 28-year-old Krit Suwanpraipattana. His breathalyser reading after the carnage was 145 milligrams per cent. The victims were Thitima Yasi, 23, and German national Michelle Thipkan, 22. Both died after being rushed to separate Bangkok hospitals.

The double fatality unfolded near Soi Thong Lor 3 in Bangkok’s Watthana district. Both women were crossing Thong Lor Road when Krit’s grey MG HS PHEV hit them. Notably, Thai reports identified its Bangkok registration as 4 Kho Cho 358, or 4ขจ 358. Police received the emergency call at precisely 3.12 am on Saturday, October 3.

Pol Lt Prinya Pengcharoen, Deputy Investigator at Thong Lor Police Station, received the first report. It said a car had hit two pedestrians and left both seriously injured. In response, Pol Lt Prinya coordinated officers and emergency personnel before heading to the scene. The crash site was in Khlong Tan Nuea, in the heart of Watthana district.

Two young women die after Thong Lor collision as driver records alcohol level nearly three times limit

There, police found both young women badly injured after the impact. Rescue teams immediately began emergency treatment before taking them to hospital. Thitima was rushed to Sukhumvit Hospital. In parallel, rescuers transported Michelle to Samitivej Hospital. However, neither woman survived.

Sukhumvit Hospital later informed investigators that Thitima had died from her injuries. Separately, Samitivej Hospital confirmed Michelle’s death. The early-morning crash had therefore become a double-fatality investigation. Thitima was Thai, while Michelle was a German national visiting Thailand.

Meanwhile, Krit remained at the crash scene and identified himself as the MG’s driver. Officers said the 28-year-old appeared intoxicated. Consequently, police took him to Thong Lor Police Station for further investigation. His alcohol level would soon become a central element of the case.

At the same time, investigators examined the road outside Soi Thong Lor 3. Officers documented the crash scene and prepared a case map. As part of this, police examined the location where the MG struck the women. No other vehicle has been reported as being involved.

Once at Thong Lor Police Station, Krit underwent a breathalyser examination. The test returned an alcohol reading of 145 milligrams per cent. Crucially, that was 2.9 times Thailand’s standard 50 milligrams per cent legal limit. Police recorded the result as evidence in the investigation.

Police confirm 145 milligrams per cent reading as double-fatality investigation gathers evidence

One early report carried 146 milligrams per cent in its headline. By contrast, detailed police-based reports gave the actual result as 145 milligrams per cent. That figure also appeared repeatedly in subsequent accounts of the crash. Accordingly, 145 milligrams per cent is the supported breathalyser result.

Initially, officers were dealing with two critically injured pedestrians. Within hours, however, both hospitals had confirmed the women were dead. Police then charged Krit with drunk driving causing the deaths of others. Investigators began gathering further evidence for legal proceedings.

The impact occurred during the early hours in Bangkok’s well-known Thong Lor district. Yet police have not disclosed where Krit spent the hours before the crash. They have also not identified where he consumed alcohol. Furthermore, no account has established when he began drinking.

Another unanswered issue concerns the MG’s speed before it hit the women. Investigators have not released a confirmed speed estimate. Likewise, no detailed information concerning braking marks has been made public. Police have not said whether Krit attempted to brake before the impact.

Police find no reported mechanical failure as questions remain over pedestrian crossing and circumstances

On another front, no mechanical failure involving the MG HS PHEV has been reported. Investigators have not attributed the crash to another vehicle either. Nor have they blamed road conditions in the information released so far. Instead, police have concentrated on evidence gathered from the driver, vehicle and scene.

The available reports also leave one significant detail unresolved. They do not establish whether Thitima and Michelle were using a marked pedestrian crossing. Nevertheless, police confirmed both women were crossing Thong Lor Road when the MG hit them. The impact occurred near the entrance to Soi Thong Lor 3.

The force left both women with life-threatening injuries. Despite that, they were still alive when rescuers reached them. Emergency workers treated the pair at the roadside before moving them to hospital. Their conditions were sufficiently serious for each woman to require urgent medical care.

For Thitima, the ambulance journey ended at Sukhumvit Hospital. Michelle was instead taken to Samitivej Hospital. Subsequently, doctors at both hospitals were unable to save them. Police were then notified of the deaths separately.

Their identities have since emerged in full. Thitima Yasi was 23 years old and a Thai national. Michelle Thipkan was 22 and a German national. Additionally, the original Thai report described Michelle as a German female tourist.

Full identities emerge as reports reveal little about victims or driver before fatal Thong Lor crash

However, little further information has been released about either victim. Police have not explained how Thitima and Michelle knew each other. Similarly, the reports do not disclose why they were together in Thong Lor that morning. No additional details about Michelle’s trip to Thailand were supplied.

The information concerning Thitima is equally limited. No occupation or further personal background was included in the initial reports. What is established is that the pair were crossing the same road together. Moments later, the grey MG hit both women.

Krit’s identity also emerged more fully as reporting developed. Initial Thai accounts withheld his surname and identified him mainly by his first name. Some versions referred to him as Kris or Krisada. Later English-language reporting identified him as Krit Suwanpraipattana, aged 28.

Beyond that, police have disclosed few details about the accused driver. His occupation has not been provided in the reports. Neither has his home address or background been made public. More importantly, no detailed account from Krit explaining the crash has yet been published.

His actions immediately after the collision are clearer. Krit remained at the scene and identified himself as the driver. Police officers then observed what they described as signs of intoxication. As a result, they brought him to Thong Lor Police Station.

Breathalyser result and grey MG become central evidence as police review CCTV and question witnesses

There, the breathalyser test produced a 145 milligrams per cent result. Meanwhile, the two women were fighting for their lives in separate hospitals. Their subsequent deaths transformed the criminal case facing the driver. Police then proceeded with the drunk-driving charge involving fatalities.

Investigators also secured details concerning the vehicle. It was a grey MG HS PHEV. Moreover, Thai reporting gave its Bangkok registration as 4 Kho Cho 358. The car remains a central piece of physical evidence surrounding the collision.

Investigators have continued assembling material from the crash scene. Reports also indicate that police are reviewing CCTV and questioning witnesses. So far, however, no detailed CCTV reconstruction has been released. There is therefore no published frame-by-frame account of the MG’s approach.

Similarly, no confirmed witness account has established the vehicle’s speed. Investigators have not released a reconstruction of the final seconds before impact. No evidence has been published showing whether the women saw the approaching MG. Nor is there a released account establishing whether Krit saw them beforehand.

What police have established is considerably clearer. Krit was driving the MG involved in the collision. Thitima and Michelle were crossing Thong Lor Road when it struck them. Both women suffered fatal injuries. Furthermore, Krit recorded 145 milligrams per cent during the subsequent alcohol test.

Police reconstruct fatal Thong Lor collision as hospitals confirm deaths and officers charge driver

The investigation started within minutes of the collision. At 3.12 am, Pol Lt Prinya received the report at Thong Lor Police Station. Officers and rescuers then converged on Soi Thong Lor 3. At that stage, both women were alive but critically injured.

Emergency crews immediately concentrated on getting them medical treatment. Police, meanwhile, turned their attention to the driver and the crash scene. Krit identified himself to officers. They then took him to the police station after observing signs of intoxication.

Behind them, investigators began documenting the road and the vehicle. They prepared the case map and recorded evidence from the scene. Shortly afterwards, Krit underwent the breathalyser examination. The result placed his alcohol level substantially above the standard legal threshold.

Then came confirmation from the hospitals. Thitima had died at Sukhumvit Hospital. Michelle had died at Samitivej Hospital. Two pedestrians, aged just 23 and 22, were now dead from the same collision.

Police consequently moved ahead with the initial criminal charge. Krit was accused of driving while intoxicated and causing the deaths of others. The charge was based on the circumstances recorded during the initial investigation. Further evidence gathering remained underway.

No court or bail update yet as police establish sequence from collision to fatal hospital outcomes

For now, there has been no confirmed report of Krit appearing before a court. No bail ruling has been provided in the available material either. Additionally, police have not announced further charges arising from the collision. Those issues remain subject to the continuing investigation.

The evidence disclosed so far establishes a stark sequence. Thitima Yasi and Michelle Thipkan were crossing Thong Lor Road shortly after 3 am. Krit Suwanpraipattana was behind the wheel of the grey MG HS PHEV. The car then struck both women near Soi Thong Lor 3.

Minutes later, police and rescue workers were at the scene. Both women were critically injured and required immediate hospital treatment. Krit remained there and identified himself as the driver. Officers then reported signs that he was intoxicated.

Soon afterwards, Krit was inside Thong Lor Police Station undergoing an alcohol test. The reading was 145 milligrams per cent. At the same time, doctors were attempting to save Thitima and Michelle. Both efforts ultimately failed.

By the end of the emergency response, two women were dead. Thitima Yasi died at Sukhumvit Hospital. Michelle Thipkan died at Samitivej Hospital. Police were left investigating a double road fatality involving a driver whose alcohol reading exceeded the legal limit.

Grey MG and alcohol reading remain key evidence as investigators work to establish final crash sequence

The grey MG HS PHEV, registration 4 Kho Cho 358 Bangkok, remains part of that investigation. Equally important is the breathalyser result recorded after the crash. Police are now continuing to assemble the remaining evidence surrounding the deaths.

Investigators must still establish the fuller sequence before the impact. CCTV, witness accounts and evidence from the road may provide further details. For now, however, the central facts have been established. Two young women were killed, and the driver recorded 145 milligrams per cent.

Krit Suwanpraipattana now faces the criminal case arising from their deaths. Thong Lor police continue gathering evidence before further legal proceedings.

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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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2026年10月4日上午11:41

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

犯罪、生活、泰国

清晨，一名醉酒司机驾车在曼谷通罗区过马路时被撞身亡，两名年轻女子不幸身亡。23岁的泰国女子Thitima Yasi和22岁的德国游客Michelle Thipkan被紧急送往不同的医院，但最终不治身亡。警方确认肇事司机为28岁的Krit Suwanpraipattana，他驾驶的是一辆MG HS PHEV插电式混合动力车，事发后留在现场。警方称，Krit当时已处于醉酒状态，酒精测试结果高达145毫克/100毫升，是泰国法定酒精含量上限的2.9倍。Krit目前被控酒后驾车致人死亡，警方正在调查此案，并审查监控录像、证人证词、车辆信息以及通罗3巷附近的事故现场。

23岁的泰国女子Thitima Yasi和22岁的德国女子Michelle Thipkan在通罗区被一名酒驾司机撞倒身亡。28岁的Krit Suwanpraipattana血液酒精浓度高达145毫克/100毫升，几乎是法定限值的三倍。（来源：《经理人》）

周六凌晨，一名醉酒司机在曼谷通罗路撞死了一名泰国女子和一名年轻的德国女子。警方确认肇事司机为28岁的克里特·苏万普拉帕塔纳 (Krit Suwanpraipattana)。事发后，他的酒精测试结果为145毫克/100毫升。两名受害者分别是23岁的蒂蒂玛·亚西 (Thitima Yasi) 和22岁的德国公民米歇尔·蒂普坎 (Michelle Thipkan)。两人被紧急送往曼谷不同的医院后均不治身亡。

这起双重死亡事故发生在曼谷瓦塔纳区通罗路3巷附近。两名女性当时正在过马路，被克里特驾驶的灰色MG HS PHEV撞倒。值得注意的是，泰国媒体报道称该车曼谷车牌号为4 Kho Cho 358。警方于10月3日星期六凌晨3点12分接到报警电话。

通罗警局副调查员普林亚·彭查伦警官接到第一份报案。报案称一辆汽车撞倒两名行人，导致两人重伤。普林亚警官随即协调警员和急救人员赶往现场。事故地点位于瓦塔纳区中心的空丹努亚路。

两名年轻女子在通罗区车祸中丧生，肇事司机酒精含量几乎超过法定限值三倍。

警方赶到现场后发现两名年轻女子均身受重伤。救援人员立即对她们进行紧急救治，随后将她们送往医院。蒂蒂玛被紧急送往素坤逸医院，米歇尔则被送往三美泰医院。然而，两名女子最终均不幸身亡。

素坤逸医院随后告知调查人员，蒂蒂玛因伤势过重身亡。另据三美泰医院证实，米歇尔也已死亡。因此，这起清晨发生的车祸已演变为一起双人死亡事故。蒂蒂玛是泰国人，米歇尔是来泰国旅游的德国公民。

与此同时，克里特留在事故现场，并自称是MG轿车的驾驶员。警方称，这名28岁的男子当时似乎处于醉酒状态。因此，警方将其带回通罗警局作进一步调查。他的酒精含量很快成为此案的关键线索。

与此同时，调查人员勘察了通罗3巷外的道路。警员记录了事故现场并绘制了案件地图。作为调查的一部分，警方勘察了MG汽车撞击女性的地点。目前尚未接到其他车辆涉案的报告。

到达通罗警察局后，克里特接受了酒精测试。测试结果显示其血液酒精浓度为145毫克/100毫升。关键在于，这超过了泰国50毫克/100毫升的法定上限2.9倍。警方已将此结果作为证据记录在案。

警方证实，血液酒精浓度读数为145毫克/分升，双死事件调查正在收集证据。

早期的一份报告标题中出现了146毫克/100%的酒精浓度。相比之下，警方随后发布的详细报告显示实际结果为145毫克/100%。该数字在之后关于这起事故的报道中也反复出现。因此，145毫克/100%是经证实的酒精测试结果。

起初，警方处理的是两名重伤的行人。然而，几个小时后，两家医院都确认这两名女子已经死亡。随后，警方以酒后驾车致人死亡的罪名指控克里特。调查人员开始收集更多证据，以启动法律程序。

事故发生在曼谷著名的通罗区，时间是凌晨。然而，警方尚未透露克里特在车祸发生前几个小时的行踪，也未查明他饮酒的地点。此外，目前也没有任何证据表明他何时开始饮酒。

另一个悬而未决的问题是MG跑车撞击女性前的速度。调查人员尚未公布确切的速度估算值。同样，关于刹车痕迹的详细信息也未对外公布。警方尚未说明克里特在撞击前是否曾试图刹车。

警方调查未发现任何机械故障报告，但行人过马路事件及相关情况仍存在疑问。

另一方面，目前尚未有关于MG HS PHEV车辆发生机械故障的报告。调查人员也未将事故归咎于其他车辆，目前公布的信息中也未提及路况问题。警方目前主要集中精力调查从驾驶员、车辆和事故现场收集到的证据。

现有报告还遗留了一个重要细节尚未解决。报告并未确定蒂蒂玛和米歇尔当时是否使用了人行横道。不过，警方证实，两名女子当时正在横穿通罗路，被一辆MG轿车撞倒。撞击地点位于通罗3巷入口附近。

这场事故导致两名女子身受重伤，生命垂危。尽管如此，救援人员赶到时，她们仍然活着。急救人员在路边对她们进行了初步救治，随后将她们送往医院。由于伤势严重，两人都需要紧急医疗救治。

蒂蒂玛的救护车最终送往素坤逸医院，而米歇尔则被送往三美泰医院。随后，两家医院的医生均未能挽救她们的生命。警方随后分别接到了两人死亡的报告。

她们的身份后来全部公开。蒂蒂玛·亚西（Thitima Yasi）23岁，泰国公民。米歇尔·蒂普坎（Michelle Thipkan）22岁，德国公民。此外，最初的泰方报道称米歇尔是一名德国女游客。

事故发生前，通罗区发生致命车祸，事故受害者和肇事司机的信息鲜为人知，而相关报道则披露了更多受害者的完整身份。

然而，关于这两名受害者，警方并未公布更多信息。警方没有解释蒂蒂玛和米歇尔是如何相识的。同样，报道也没有说明她们当天早上为何会在通罗区碰面。关于米歇尔的泰国之行，也没有提供更多细节。

关于蒂蒂玛的信息同样有限。最初的报道中没有提及她的职业或其他个人背景。目前已知的是，两人当时正一起过马路。片刻之后，那辆灰色MG轿车撞倒了她们两人。

随着报道的深入，Krit的身份也逐渐明朗。最初的泰语报道隐去了他的姓氏，主要以他的名字Krit指代。有些版本称他为Kris或Krisada。后来的英文报道则确认他的名字是Krit Suwanpraipattana，28岁。

除此之外，警方并未透露太多关于肇事司机的信息。报告中没有提及他的职业，也没有公开他的家庭住址或背景信息。更重要的是，克里特至今仍未就事故原因发表任何详细的解释。

事故发生后，他的行动更加清晰。克里特留在现场，并承认自己是驾驶员。警方随后观察到他有疑似醉酒的迹象，于是将他带到通罗警局。

酒精测试结果和灰色MG成为警方​​审查监控录像和询问证人的关键证据。

现场的酒精测试结果显示，该司机血液酒精浓度为145毫克/分升。与此同时，两名女子在不同的医院里与死神搏斗。她们的去世改变了肇事司机所面临的刑事案件。警方随后以酒后驾车致人死亡的罪名对其提起诉讼。

调查人员还掌握了有关涉事车辆的详细信息。这是一辆灰色MG HS PHEV插电式混合动力车。此外，泰国媒体报道称，该车在曼谷的车牌号为4 Kho Cho 358。这辆车仍然是此次碰撞事故的关键物证。

调查人员仍在继续收集事故现场的物证。报道还指出，警方正在查看监控录像并询问目击者。然而，目前尚未公布详细的监控录像重建结果。因此，目前还没有关于MG轿车接近事故现场逐帧画面的公开资料。

同样，目前尚无目击者证词证实车辆的速度。调查人员尚未公布撞击前最后几秒的现场重建画面。也没有任何证据表明这两名女子是否看到了驶近的MG跑车。此外，也没有任何公开的证词表明克里特是否事先看到了她们。

警方已查明的情况相当明确。克里特当时驾驶着涉事MG跑车。蒂蒂玛和米歇尔正在横穿通罗路时被撞。两名女子均不幸身亡。此外，克里特在随后的酒精测试中血液酒精浓度为145毫克/100毫升。

警方重现通罗区致命车祸现场，医院确认死者身份，警方对肇事司机提出指控。

事故发生后几分钟内，调查便立即展开。凌晨3点12分，普林亚警官在通罗警局接到报案。随后，警员和救援人员迅速赶到通罗3巷。当时，两名女子均已脱离生命危险，但伤势严重。

急救人员立即集中精力对他们进行救治。与此同时，警方将注意力转向了肇事司机和事故现场。克里特向警方表明了自己的身份。警方观察到他有醉酒迹象后，将其带回了警察局。

在他们身后，调查人员开始记录道路和车辆的情况。他们绘制了案件地图，并记录了现场证据。不久之后，克里特接受了酒精测试。结果显示，他的酒精含量远超法定标准。

随后医院方面证实了这一消息。蒂蒂玛在素坤逸医院去世，米歇尔在三美泰医院去世。两名年仅23岁和22岁的行人，在同一场车祸中丧生。

警方据此对克里特提起初步刑事指控。克里特被控酒后驾车致人死亡。该指控基于初步调查中记录的情况。警方仍在收集进一步的证据。

警方正在调查从车祸到致命住院结果的整个过程，目前尚未有关于法庭或保释方面的最新消息。

目前，尚未有克里特出庭的确切报道。现有资料中也未提及保释裁决。此外，警方尚未宣布与此次碰撞事故相关的其他指控。这些问题仍需等待进一步调查结果。

目前披露的证据清晰地描绘了事件经过。凌晨3点刚过，Thitima Yasi和Michelle Thipkan正在穿越Thong Lor路。Krit Suwanpraipattana驾驶着一辆灰色MG HS PHEV。随后，这辆车在Thong Lor 3巷附近撞倒了这两名女子。

几分钟后，警察和救援人员赶到现场。两名女子伤势严重，需要立即送医治疗。克里特留在现场，并承认自己是肇事司机。随后，警方报告称，有迹象表明他处于醉酒状态。

不久后，克里特被带到通罗警察局接受酒精测试，结果为145毫克/分升。与此同时，医生们正在全力抢救蒂蒂玛和米歇尔，但最终还是无力回天。

紧急救援结束后，两名女性不幸身亡。蒂蒂玛·亚西（Thitima Yasi）在素坤逸医院去世，米歇尔·蒂普坎（Michelle Thipkan）在三美泰医院去世。警方正在调查这起涉及酒驾司机的双重致命交通事故。

灰色MG和酒精读数仍然是调查人员确定最终事故顺序的关键证据。

车牌号为4 Kho Cho 358 Bangkok的灰色MG HS PHEV仍是调查的一部分。同样重要的是事故后记录的酒精测试结果。警方目前正在继续收集与死亡事件相关的剩余证据。

调查人员仍需查明撞击发生前的完整经过。监控录像、目击者证词和道路证据或许能提供更多细节。但就目前而言，核心事实已经确定：两名年轻女子遇难，肇事司机血液酒精浓度为145毫克/100毫升。

Krit Suwanpraipattana目前面临因他们的死亡而引发的刑事案件。通罗警方仍在收集证据，以便进行进一步的法律程序。

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