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A devastating fire occurred at a pub in Bangkok, Thailand, on July 13, killing at least 27 people and injuring over 60 others, with 22 reported in critical condition. The fire broke out around midnight while a musician was performing; he described seeing smoke near a circuit breaker and then hearing an explosion. Eyewitnesses recounted scenes of chaos, with patrons attempting to flee as flames quickly engulfed the venue.
Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire, which is believed to have started due to an electrical short circuit in the air conditioning unit. There are also reports suggesting possible negligence, as some emergency exits may have been obstructed, preventing people from escaping to safety. Many victims were trapped in toilets as the blaze spread rapidly throughout the bar, igniting severe concerns about fire safety standards in such establishments. This tragedy has intensified calls for stricter regulations and enforcement of safety measures in nightlife venues across the country.
15 July
Bangkok faces scrutiny over safety as the bar fire highlights ongoing concerns about fire hazards.
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