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Four motorcycles catch fire at Govt House parking lot

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Four motorcycles catch fire at Govt House parking lot

By THE NATION

 

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Four motorcycles caught fire at a parking lot in front of the Secretariat of the Prime Minister’s Building at Government House early today (August 6), but the flames were quickly extinguished and no one was injured.

 

Bangkok’s Dusit Station police were alerted to the parking lot fire at around 0.30am and rushed to the scene with fire trucks from Samsen Fire Station. But the flames were already put out by Special Branch Bureau police by the time the fire trucks arrived.

 

A Honda CBR 300, a Yamaha Filano, a Yamaha Fino and a Honda Wave were damaged in the fire.

 

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Special Branch Bureau officials said they took around 10 minutes to kill the flames by using chemical fire extinguishers.

 

A witness reportedly told officials that he saw a spark from one of the motorcycles, which had been parked there for a long time, before the fire broke out.

 

Police are gathering evidence to determine whether this was an accident or attempted arson.

 

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Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30392508

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2020-08-06
 

The cars destroyed by fire probably contained other Witnesses for the Boss trial over the murder of the policeman!

2 hours ago, JusticeGB said:

The cars destroyed by fire

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Four motorcycles caught fire 

 

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