The daughter of the passenger boat driver who was hit by a jet ski and died in the Chao Phraya River revealed that the other party has not yet contacted to apologize or negotiate compensation. She is worried about the legal case because she does not have the funds. The Police General Hospital's Institute of Forensic Medicine sent the body of Mr. Prayoon, the passenger boat driver who died in a jet ski accident involving Mr. Chindanai, a series actor, which crashed into a small long-tailed boat in the middle of the Chao Phraya River between the Rama III and Phra Pradaeng banks, near the pier of Wat Bang Krachao Nok in Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Province, in the middle of last night, to his relatives to take him back to perform religious ceremonies at Wat Bang Yang in Samut Sakhon Province. At approximately 12:00 noon, relatives of Ms. Parichat, another passenger on the long-tailed boat who died, traveled to receive the body to perform religious ceremonies at Wat Nong Tabek in Lopburi Province, but refused to give an interview to the media. Mr. Prayoon's daughter revealed over the phone that after the incident, the other party has not contacted her to apologize or discuss compensation. She has not yet filed a complaint against the other party because she has not had time to meet with the investigation officer at Phra Pradaeng Police Station because she is in the process of preparing religious ceremonies for her father. However, she expects that if everything goes smoothly, she will definitely file a complaint against the other party. Initially, she admitted that she is worried if she has to fight the case because she has no assets. As for her father's body, the family will hold a religious ceremony at Bang Yang Temple for 3 days before performing a cremation ceremony. Source: Thai News Agency
Jet ski victim’s daughter reveals the other party has not yet contacted to apologize or negotiate compensation.
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