A major rail disaster has rocked Thailand after a construction crane collapsed onto a moving passenger train traveling from Bangkok to northeastern provinces. At least 12 people were killed and 79 others injured when the crane struck Special Express Train No. 21, causing multiple cars to derail and briefly catch fire. The crash occurred in Nakhon Ratchasima province, around 230 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, during morning operations.

Bangkok is reeling after a gigantic sinkhole swallowed cars, electric poles, and water pipes, causing widespread chaos in the city. The collapse occurred on a busy four-lane road, temporarily severing access to a police station and halting hospital services. Officials confirm that three vehicles were destroyed, but miraculously, no casualties were reported. Preliminary investigations link the collapse to ongoing underground train station construction, revealing hidden voids beneath the streets. Viral videos capture the terrifying moment as the ground crumbles, poles topple and cars scramble to escape, showing the dramatic impact on Bangkok’s infrastructure. WATCH