Chiang Rai Doctor Pays 250k Baht Deposit After Fatal Crash, Settlement Talks Stall
A doctor in Chiang Rai has paid a 250,000 baht deposit to the families of victims in a fatal crash that killed two university students and severely injured another. However, significant differences remain regarding the final compensation amount, hindering settlement talks.
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