.BANGKOK – A BMW driven by a Chinese national crashed into a KFC restaurant inside a Bangchak petrol station on Sukhumvit 62 in Bangkok on April 25, injuring 12 people, including delivery riders, customers, restaurant staff and the driver.A cream-coloured Toyota Camry, which had been waiting to refuel near the front of the petrol station, was also found with damage to its left rear side. It was believed to have been hit before the BMW lost control and crashed into the restaurant.
A total of 12 people were injured in the incident, including the BMW driver, KFC staff and delivery riders who had been waiting to collect food orders.
Initial reports said none of the injured were in a serious condition. Rescue workers took them to nearby hospitals.
volunteers were alerted at 7.50pm on April 25 to the crash. At the scene, officers found that a bronze-grey BMW sedan had ploughed into the KFC restaurant, causing heavy damage.
Glass panels were shattered, while tables, chairs and the counter area were badly wrecked.
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