This post is about a recent story involving a Thai rock singer, Tik Shiro, who was involved in a fatal car crash / auto accident in Thailand. From the article on the Bangkok Post, in a tragic incident on October 10, 2024, renowned Thai rock singer Manaswin “Tik Shiro” Nuntasane was involved in a fatal accident in Bangkok’s Sai Mai district. While driving his van on a bridge over Theparak Road, he collided with a motorcycle carrying siblings Thianporn and Chakkrapat Siwapornpitak. The accident resulted in the immediate death of 28-year-old Thianporn, while her 21-year-old brother, Chakkrapat, sustained severe injuries and, after over 70 days of hospitalization, passed away on January 18, 2025.

Following the incident, Tik Shiro and his family offered compensation of 4–5 million baht to the victims’ family. However, the Siwapornpitak family deemed this amount insufficient, especially after losing both children, and requested 24 million baht in compensation. Negotiations have been challenging, with the singer’s family expressing readiness to take responsibility but finding the demanded sum beyond their means.

Additionally, legal proceedings are underway, with charges including drunk driving causing death and severe injury being considered against Tik Shiro.

This case underscores the profound emotional and financial repercussions of drink-driving incidents. It highlights the importance of responsible driving and the complexities involved in legal and compensation processes following such tragedies.

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