Bangkok: The fire at the furniture warehouse on Soi Chalong Krung 55 has been completely extinguished. Officials are urgently inspecting chemicals and preparing to close the command center today, but will continue to open the evacuation center to provide services to the public. According to Thai News Agency, the fire incident at the furniture warehouse in Soi Chalong Krung 55,

Bangkok: Investigators at Phetkasem Police Station have detained the wife of ‘Saihan’, the individual responsible for the recent shooting of a fitness center owner, and have sent her to the Immigration Bureau to delay her deportation. This action was taken as she is considered an important witness in the ongoing investigation. According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Pong, the wife

Bangkok: The investigation team of the Metropolitan Police Bureau has submitted a request to the court for arrest warrants for 17 engineers, supervisors, and joint ventures involved in the collapse of the Office of the Auditor General building. According to Thai News Agency, after a thorough investigation, the team collected a variety of evidence, including environmental, material, and documentary evidence,

Bangkok: The chief physician of the Police General Hospital has taken legal action to challenge a recent resolution by the Medical Council concerning the treatment of former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra at the hospital. The physician has sent his personal lawyer to seek justice for what he perceives as an unfair resolution regarding the treatment provided on the 14th floor

Bangkok: The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration has officially announced the closure of the Chatuchak District Command Center, following the collapse of the Office of the Auditor General building. Effective May 15, personnel and machinery will be withdrawn from the area, though police will continue to secure the site and collect evidence until the end of the month. According to Thai News

Chalongkrung: Some toxic substances have been found to be carcinogenic following a furniture warehouse fire in the Chalong Krung 55 area. Individuals who were exposed to the smoke are advised to undergo blood and urine testing. According to Thai News Agency, experts have identified several hazardous compounds in the smoke resulting from the warehouse fire. These substances pose significant health