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Public warned as huge chemical fire breaks out at Laem Chabang port

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According to The Thaiger:

 

Toxic chemicals responsible for port fire and evacuation of locals

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''Highly flammable toxic chemicals found inside the burned out cargo at Laem Chabang Seaport in Chon Buri, just north of Pattaya, hadn’t been declared. The Director of the Port told reporters that 18 out of 35 remaining cargo containers on the ship held calcium hypochlorite and chlorinated paraffin wax''.

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  • apalink_thailand
    apalink_thailand

    It would help if people spent 5 minutes actually reading an MSDS. They might then have a clue (1) how to pack it and store it (2) how to protect from human exposure and what the effects and 1st aid wi

  • legend49
    legend49

    Thais wont read anything and safety is not a word they know.

  • OnTheRun
    OnTheRun

    This is not isolated to Thailand. After seeing the news regarding this I did a google search where various articles state that on average there is a fire aboard a container ship every 60 days. 

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And the Ship's Captain got away with a 50,000 Baht fine.

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