War weapons and medicines found in wreckage of fatal crash in Thailand

A bus and a pickup truck collided in Lop Buri province in central Thailand this morning, killing three individuals and injuring seven extra. Police had been shocked to discover a stash of medicine, weapons, and ammunition inside the pickup.
Officers from Khok Samrong Police Station were informed of a critical crash alongside the Phahonyothin Road in Moo 12 in Huay Pong subdistrict. Police, medical doctors, and rescue workers rushed to the scene.
Police found a bus stuffed with employees heading to a manufacturing facility in the city of Lop Buri. The front of the vehicle was heavily broken.
The bus driver, 62 year old Sala Chumuenwai from Nakhon Ratchasima province, northeast Thailand, was killed within the crash. Of the employees on board, seven people were injured, reviews DailyNews.
Nearby, Censored found a demolished white Isuzu pickup truck. Inside the wreckage, police discovered the bodies of two people, 30 12 months previous Wisan [surname withheld] from Phetchabun province – the driver – and 28 yr outdated Sukanya [surname withheld] from Lop Buri province.
Another seriously injured man was discovered trapped contained in the pickup. Staff used chopping gear to get him out and took him to Khok Samrong Hospital for pressing treatment.
Officers have been shocked at what they discovered inside the demolished pickup truck: an AK-47, 20 rounds of ammunition, one journal, one .9mm firearm, one .99 journal, 11 rounds of .99 ammunition, and 12 rounds of 12-gauge shotgun ammunition.
Aside from weapons, police discovered 24 tablets of Yaba (methamphetamine tablets mixed with caffeine), five baggage of “Ice” (methamphetamine) and three mobile phones.
The police’s preliminary investigation suggests that the pickup driver fell asleep and swerved throughout the lanes, colliding with the bus which was driving at full drive, causing numerous deaths and accidents.
Chief of Thailand’s Lop Buri Police Force Maj. Gen. Apirak Wechkanchana said he was stunned that war-grade weapons were found within the city of Lop Buri..