At least 8 dead in Bangkok bus-train collision
At least eight people died and 25 were injured after a freight train collided with a public bus near Makkasan Airport Rail Link station in Bangkok. Initial reports suggest the rail crossing barrier may have malfunctioned, and authorities are investigating the incident.
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