A motorcycle passenger miraculously survived after falling under the wheels of a bus. Samut Prakan, central Thailand.

Footage from a petrol station shows the woman was flung under the bus's front wheel after she was thrown out of an out-of-control motorcycle last Tuesday (March 21) morning.

The woman was flung across the ground and landed under the bus. Luckily, she was dragged along by the white bumper, which prevented her from being crushed to death by the wheels.

She miraculously escaped alive after the driver saw the accident and slammed on the brakes.

Footage shows how the woman looked up in a daze as her friend rushed over to help. Several staff from the petrol station then ran over to check on her.

Paramedics arrived and took the woman to hospital where she was conscious. Staff at the petrol station which captured the incident said her injuries were not serious.

Manager Khun Jib said today (April 2): "We rushed to help her and called emergency responders to take her to hospital. It was very lucky that the woman was only slightly injured.

''It's scary watching the CCTV because she was very close to being killed by the bus.''

A motorcycle passenger had a miracle escape after falling under the wheels of a bus.

The woman was riding pillion on the back of the bike when the man lost control of the skidded across the road in Samut Prakan, central Thailand.

Footage from a petrol station shows how the woman was flung under the bus's wheels last Tuesday (March 21) morning.

The woman was flung across the ground and landed under the front of the bus. However, she was dragged along by the white bumper, which prevented her from being crushed to death by the wheels.

She miraculously escaped alive after the driver saw the accident and slammed on the brakes.

Footage shows how the woman looked up in a daze as her friend rushed over to help. Several staff from the petrol station then ran over to check on her.

Paramedics arrived and took the woman to hospital where she was conscious. Staff at the petrol station which captured the incident said her injuries were not serious.

Manager Khun Jib said today (April 2): "We rushed to help her and called emergency responders to take her to hospital. It was very lucky that the woman was only slightly injured.

''It's scary watching the CCTV because she was very close to being killed by the bus.''