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Mountain B fire: 30 witnesses interviewed - no word yet on what caused the tragedy


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INN carried a report into the continuing investigation into the fire last week at Mountain B in Sattahip, Chonburi.

 

Provincial police chief Pol Maj-Gen Attasit Kitjahan said there were 15 fatalities and 40 injuries. 

 

A scientific, forensic investigation into the cause continues and 30 witness statements have been taken.

 

So far only the owner "Sia B" has been charged with negligence causing death and not having a licence.

 

Attasit said that the cause of the fire remains in doubt and urged the media to be patient as investigators continue their work.

 

Civil engineers have been studying the structural integrity of the building before investigators are allowed to gather further evidence. 

 

Attasit urged any further customers at the pub to come forward and speak to the investigation taskforce. 

 

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21 hours ago, webfact said:

Civil engineers have been studying the structural integrity of the building before investigators are allowed to gather further evidence.

Witnesses said smoke and flames started in the ceiling, which then started to drop burning material down on the occupants below.

Q: what's in the ceiling space?

A: Electrical wiring and flammable sound proofing.

Conclusion... Fire caused by electrical malfunction.

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"So far only the owner "Sia B" has been charged with negligence causing death and not having a licence."

Seems government "inspectors" and police should be hit with the same charge of "negligence causing death"

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