Bangkok Noodle Shop Owner Survives Wrecked Pickup, Credits Sacred Amulet
A 69-year-old owner of a renowned Bangkok noodle shop miraculously survived a severe pickup truck accident that left the vehicle wrecked. He sustained only minor injuries, attributing his survival to a sacred amulet he carries.
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