Train Driver and Crossing Guard Test Positive for Drugs After Collision with Bus in Thailand
A train collided with a bus in Thailand, leading to the arrest of both the train driver and the crossing guard after they tested positive for drugs. The incident highlights critical failures in safety protocols within public transport.
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