Police indifference frustrates hit-and-run victims in east Pattaya

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A CCTV camera catches the moment the speeding white pickup truck hit the street-food motorcycle-cart and sped off without stopping to help the injured riders.

Pattaya, Thailand – A hit-and-run incident at the entrance of Soi Boon Samphan in East Pattaya left two victims injured and a street-food motorcycle-cart severely damaged. The impact tore the sidecar from the motorcycle, scattering goods across the road.

Lamyai Kamsaen, 54, suffered multiple injuries and was quickly transported to Pattaya City Hospital for treatment. Another victim, an unidentified 58-year-old male driver, sustained minor injuries. Fortunately, injuries to both people were non-life-threatening.



Lamyai recounted that she and her uncle, both food vendors specializing in seafood dishes, were returning home after selling their goods. While parking the cart to buy eggs, a speeding white pickup truck rammed into the back, sending both victims flying through the air, as the sidecar tipped over.

Eyewitnesses provided police with detailed accounts of the incident, but sadly, the local law enforcers’ response lacked urgency and empathy. In an illogical move, the police advised the injured parties to delay their official report until they recovered from their injuries, leaving the victims and witnesses extremely confused and frustrated.


Lamyai Kamsaen and her uncle were sent tumbling to the road as their food cart flips over after being hit by a pickup truck.








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