12 injured after tourist boat hits Sathorn pier pontoon

Bangkok Post - Oct 22, 2026

Twelve people, including five foreign tourists, were injured when a double-decker tourist boat struck a floating pontoon at Sathorn pier near Saphan Taksin BTS station in Bangkok on Thursday afternoon.

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