The latest numbers bring the totals for the four days to 18 reported accidents with 19 people injured.
Elsewhere in Thailand, the road toll continues to soar, with 451 accidents yesterday, leading to 43 deaths and a 494 people hospitalised. The nationwide toll so far is 216 deaths and 2,020 injured, the Bangkok Post reported.
Manager Online reported that Phang Nga had the highest death toll among the Andaman provinces on Saturday, with two reported dead.
Interior Minister Charupong Ruangsuwan, concerned that revellers will soon be on the road again in large numbers, on their way home or back to places where they work, such as Phuket, has ordered officials to put more effort into reducing the death toll.
“I want to insist that those provinces which have a high number of accidents and deaths find measures to prevent more loss of life,” he was quoted as saying.