Phuket building collapse: company director surrenders, Myanmar embassy follows up

By Tanyaluk Sakoot

 

Kyaw Soe Wai, the Labor Attaché at the Myanmar Embassy in Bangkok, attended the joint funeral of Mr Nay Myo Win, 29, and Mrs Kay Thi Khaing, 28, at Wat Kosit Wiharn north of Phuket Town. The two will be cremated today (Nov 26). Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub

 

PHUKET: Chuchart Palasuwan, the managing director of the company being held responsible for the building collapse last Thursday that killed seven workers and injured two others, has surrendered to police.

 

Mr Chuchart, Managing Director of The Blue Phuket Co Ltd, presented himself at Thalang Police Station at 9am yesterday (Nov 25), Thalang Police Deputy Chief Lt Col Anukul Nuket confirmed to The Phuket News.

 

Mr Chuchart was wanted on an arrest warrant issued on Friday on charges of negligence causing death and serious bodily harm.

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And will the Myanmar Embassy follow up with the countless other examples of extremely poor treatment of its national who are exposed to extremely unsafe working conditions, poor treatment and in many cases human rights abuses? 

Sadly it will be old news when it happens again next week

And will the embassy also follow up on the treatment Rohingha (sp?) people?

5 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

And will the Myanmar Embassy follow up with the countless other examples of extremely poor treatment of its national who are exposed to extremely unsafe working conditions, poor treatment and in many cases human rights abuses? 

I shouldn't think so, they don't appear to treat their own citizens any better.

5 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

And will the Myanmar Embassy follow up with the countless other examples of extremely poor treatment of its national who are exposed to extremely unsafe working conditions, poor treatment and in many cases human rights abuses? 

They're up against a very high brick wall... Thailand has little respect for immigrant labour in the construction industry, and a few others!

Mr Kyaw said at this stage the employer’s representative had already given the families of those killed B10,000 each to cover funeral expenses, as well as B10,000 to each of the workers injured to help with paying medical expenses.

 

What can one even say, when faced with such generosity and selflessness? Such Samaritans. 

This was pretty obvious from the beginning, I shall never understand people who do runners, apart from the Red Bull idiot it never works out, one only has limited resources and disappearing in this electronic age is almost impossible if someone really wants to find you. I spoke once with a private detective from New Zealand who worked internationally for banks, insurances, and wealthy people or organizations of dubious character, travelling all over the world, all he had to do was trace a person and give the client the new assumed name, country of residence and address, in 30 years he had never failed to find who he was looking for. He is very expensive.

Building formerly Fishing Lodge in Chalong next to Jimmy's Lighthouse has apparently found way around findings of inadequate concrete found by former developer. Hope nothing happens or investigation of findings if building collapses. Looks just about ready for occupancy.

Off topic post removed, topic is not about Red Bull anything.