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Electrical Fire Near Central Ladprao Leaves 2 Hospitalized

By Jintamas Saksornchai, Staff Reporter

 

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Firefighters respond to a fire early Wednesday morning near Central Plaza Lardprao in Bangkok.

 

BANGKOK — A tangle of overhead utility cables caught fire near a Bangkok shopping mall early Wednesday morning, sparking a blaze that injured two people.

 

Police said the fire broke out at about 1am across from the Central Plaza Lardprao, which spread to two nearby photo shops. Firefighters were able to bring the Chatuchak district blaze under control within 30 minutes.

 

Full story: http://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/crimecourtscalamity/calamity/2018/09/19/electrical-fire-near-central-ladprao-leaves-2-hospitalized/

 
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Two workers injured by fumes as fire hits Bangkok photo shop

By The Nation

 

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Two women were injured from inhaling fumes after a Bangkok photo shop was hit by a fire that spread from a short-circuited power cable early on Wednesday.
 

The Phaholyothin police station was alerted of the 1am fire at Photo City, which is located in three units of a row of four-storey shophouses at the front of Soi Phaholyothin 22 in Chatuchak district.

 

Five fire engines sent to the scene took about 30 minutes to control the blaze, which started from a power cable in front of the shop and spread to a nearby sign.

 

Firefighters found two of the shop’s women workers trapped on the fourth floor and rushed them to hospital.

 

A shop worker, Rungnapha Kraithong, 41, said she and other staff were on a break on the upper floors when they heard an explosion and ran downstairs to see the fire spreading from the power cable to the shop.

 

Pol Captain Thirakiart Thikhabutr, deputy commander of the Phaholyothin police station, said the fire damage had been limited to the sign in front of the shop and had not apparently damaged the shop itself.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30354786

 
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