Thai authorities report a road crash in Mukdahan Province in northeastern Thailand where a truck drives into a Buddhist monk procession during a pilgrimage. According to multiple accounts, a group of 35 monks and five lay followers are walking along a roadside when the truck ploughs into them. The incident results in deaths and injuries, with reports differing on the exact toll at the time of publication: one outlet says the death toll reaches 10, while another reports eight monks killed. Both accounts describe the same basic circumstances, including the size of the procession and its location in Mukdahan Province. The reports characterize the event as deliberate or attributable to the truck driver in terms of how the crash occurred, and they note that the procession consists of monks accompanied by lay participants. Updates continue as authorities assess the number of casualties and investigate what led to the truck entering the group. The incident draws attention to road safety during public religious events in the region.