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Fire is under control, but factory completely collapsed. Responders deployed a evacuator, to remove debris, so that deep seated smouldering fires can be extinguished. The cause is under investigation and the damage is approximately 50 million baht.

Latest picture of the scene at 12.00, 11 June.

June 11, 08:30 Pol. Col. Thip Khengkhoom, Superintendent of Khao Yoi Police Station in Phetchaburi Province, led a team to investigate a fire at the warehouse of Universal Flexible Packaging Co., Ltd., located in Village No. 1, Nong Chumphon Subdistrict, Khao Yoi District, Phetchaburi Province. Upon arrival, officials found the warehouse engulfed in flames, with thick black smoke visible from a distance. The warehouse stored plastic pellets, chemicals, and plastic packaging materials, including plastic bags, which served as potent fuel for the fire. Firefighters and rescue units have deployed over 15 fire trucks and a chemical unit to combat the blaze. The initial cause is suspected to be an electrical short circuit. Fortunately, there were no employees inside the warehouse at the time of the incident. https://www.fm91bkk.com/newsarticle/31478 Video of the incident. Second video shows the factory is almost totally destroyed. https://fb.watch/sDxAwTMy1m/? https://fb.watch/sDxD1aYOhN/?

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This is the remains of the front of the car, picture taken by passing vehicle.

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Car crashes into an electric pole and the whole car is completely destroyed. This accident occurred on Ratchaphruek Road, Nonthaburi Province 04:50 on June 6, 2024, the Ruamkatanyu Rescue Foundation received a call that a car crashed into a light pole and was blocking the right lane. Rescuers found the car in ruins and an electric pole broken in half. The driver was not at the scene, but staff at the local petrol station told responders that the driver had spoken to them and said he was just slightly hurt and was walking home.

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3 June, a reporter for Khaosod newspaper jumped into a ditch to rescue a woman, whose car had flipped over and fell into the water, next to Thahan Si Kan Flats, Techa Tungkha Road, Si Kan Subdistrict, Don Mueang. The white Mitsubishi Attrage sedan was upside down, with the driver trapped inside. The reporter who was with his wife, witnessed the accident, so stopped his car and jumped in to help the driver, and was able to open the car door and pull the lady to safety, before emergency services arrived. The lady, who was returning home from the local market, said she “felt a sudden sensation and then the car flipped over”. After the incident, the driver who was only slightly injured, did not require hospital treatment. Video can be seen here - https://www.facebook.com/100045255856539/posts/pfbid0mTbnSE87RvwELefjSnSNXHtYNXTEJHPV17GYfM21PbaVeNQoZLomPisFJxbYq5BMl/?

June 2 at 23.45, Phet Samut Center Disaster Prevention and Mitigation Department were informed that there was a house fire and 1 resident was trapped inside the building. The incident occurred at Soi Chum Sai Telephone Soi 1, Mae Klong Subdistrict, Mueang District, Samut Songkhram. At the scene the house was found to be totally engulfed in fire, so emergency responders required additional support from nearby agencies and various volunteer foundation rescue teams. Responders were able to prevent the fire from spreading but took 3 hours to bring the fire under control. On searching the scene a body was found in the burnt remains of the building. The cause of the fire is under investigation by forensic teams. Pics from - Fire and Rescue Thailand.