Transport
Train Collision in Bang Sue Causes Damage and Injury
A shunting locomotive collided with a stationary CNR sleeper train in Bangkok’s Bang Sue district on September 25, 2026, resulting in significant damage and one injury.
On Friday, September 25, 2026, a rail incident occurred in the Bang Sue area of Bangkok involving a shunting locomotive and a CNR sleeper train. According to reports from Khaosod English, the shunting locomotive struck the stationary sleeper train formation, causing heavy damage to both rail vehicles involved in the collision.
Authorities confirmed that one train employee sustained injuries during the impact. No further details regarding the condition of the injured worker or the specific cause of the shunting error have been released at this time.
For residents and travellers, this incident highlights potential disruptions to rail services operating through the Bang Sue hub. While the State Railway of Thailand has not yet issued a comprehensive statement regarding the impact on scheduled routes, passengers planning to travel via sleeper trains in the coming days are advised to check for potential delays or service adjustments.
It remains to be confirmed how the collision will affect the operational capacity of the affected rolling stock and whether the incident will lead to temporary changes in the local rail schedule. Investigations into the exact circumstances of the shunting operation are ongoing. Travellers should monitor official announcements from the State Railway of Thailand for the most current information regarding their specific journeys.
