Accident rare à l'aéroport de BKK

An aircraft transporter and a bus carrying airline staff collided in darkness at Suvarnabhumi Airport in Bangkok last night, killing one person and injuring 30 others. The injured were mostly thought to be Thai Airways staff. The bus tipped over in the crash, about 8.15pm, a police spokesman later told the media.
One person, a man, died on the bus at the scene from crushed ribs. He was named as Ruangrit Jaruthepkul, 33, an airport worker.
Thirty people were taken to hospital. Three were reported to be in a serious condition today, with a total of 10 admitted for care.
The workers were maintenance crew who check aircraft.
The bus was reported to be leaving main gate 1 when the transporter reversed towards the bus in darkness.
Suvarnabhumi, 25 kilometres from downtown Bangkok, is Thailand's main international airport. It opened in September 2006. A rail link to the airport from the city was recently completed.
Airports of Thailand, which runs Suvarnabhumi, reported this week that passenger traffic returned to its traditional growth pattern with August figures showing a 3.13 percent year-on-year increase. International passengers at all six airports in Thailand rose 12.82 percent to 23.68 million.

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