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Huge fire at Amata City furniture factory

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Huge fire at Amata City furniture factory

 

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Picture: Daily News

 

Firefighters in Rayong were battling a huge blaze at a furniture factory and warehouse in the Amata City industrial estate last night.

 

Pluak Daeng police received notice of the fire about 11 pm.

 

It was already raging and spreading rapidly reported Daily News.

 

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Picture: Daily News

 

No people were inside the factory, only security personnel were outside. 

 

It was at the Home Max Holding company in the Chinese company zone at the estate.

 

Source: Daily News

 

 

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No chairs were charred in the making of this video.

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    nobody hurt, sofa so good.

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    I'm sure the chair-man was upset at the news.

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    7 hours ago, webfact said:

    t was at the Home Max Holding company in the Chinese company zone

    WELL I NEVER!!!! No Chinese tourists so no Chinese owned hotels and restaurants buying Chinese furniture???

    Seems Covid also makes businesses highly flammable these days ! ????????

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