Thailand Police Plane Crash: A horrific aircraft accident in Thailand has shook the entire country. All 6 people present in the aircraft died in this accident. According to the Thai News website Bangkok Post, the accident occurred on Friday (April 25) in the morning. A small aircraft fell near Cha AM Beach in Fetchaburi province and crashed.

According to media reports, the aircraft was DHC-6-400 Twin Oter. Royal Thai Police spokesman Archionon Krathong said that the aircraft was on a test flight to prepare for parachute training in Hin district before the accident at 8 am.

The plane crashed near Hua Hin Airport

This test flight turned into a tragic accident when the Royal Thai police aircraft fell into the sea near Hin Airport and crashed. The accident occurred at around 8:15 am. This area is known for its cool and beautiful beaches and is located near Hua Hin Airport, also called Bo Fi Airport. This airport is about eight kilometers north of the city of Hin Hin, Hin Hain, Huni.

Small Plane Crashes Into Sea Near Hua Hin Airport, Atleast 5 dead

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The aircraft carried six people; Five was killed, one injured.

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Royal Thai police spokesperson confirmed

According to the 191 Emergency Center in Thailand, this small police aircraft fell when it was flying a normal test in the Gulf of Thailand, which was being done before the parachute training operation. Royal Thai Police spokesman Poll Lieutenant General Archionon Krathong later confirmed the death of all in the accident.

The dead have been identified as follows: Polonal Prathan Khivkham, Pol Lt. Colonel Panthp Manivachirrangkul, Pol Captain Chatravong Vattanapisarran, Pol Lt Stationmanwat Macpsert (Aircraft Engineer), Poll L/Carple Jeeravat Maxkha (aircraft mechanic), and Pol Sergeant Folhanongsa (aircraft McConic).

Accident investigation started

According to the report of Bangkok Post, these officers were very well trained and devoted. He was busy in preparations necessary to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the upcoming operations. The cause of the accident has not been revealed yet and it is being investigated.