Tourists Injured After Car Crashes on Steep Hill in Phetchabun
Four tourists sustained minor to moderate injuries when their car lost power and rolled backward down a steep hill in Phetchabun, Thailand. The incident at Phu Thap Boek highlights the dangers of inexperienced mountain driving.
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