6 hours ago, Cake Monster said:

The Land upon which the Building stood was only rented as I understood, and the Building being Illegal, surely cannot be sold.

There'd be a lease for the rented land, leases can be sold on. 

 

The part of the building that was illegally added on has been destroyed by the fire, there's nothing to stop the rest from being sold, it's just a construction now, not an illegal business.  

4 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

Yes indeed, and my thought as well - ghosts!! (with respect)

Why not clear the area and establish a memorial garden?

Who's going to pay for that?  Perhaps the owner of the private land wants to continue doing what he wants to do with it, he wasn't responsible for the fire.   

4 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

You seem a bit miffed he was released on bail.

 

Do you think the courts/judge/legal system should  forgo the whole "innocent until proven guilty" mantra and just lock him up and throw away the key ?

It's amazing how many posters here do think that!

2 hours ago, kidneyw said:

Takes the term fire sale to a new level.

That your term, no one else has used it.

1 hour ago, champers said:

Being remanded in custody until trial isn't unusual. In this case, to prevent absconding, also not unusual in Thailand.

Neither is bail unusual.  Defendants appearing in court for their cases isn't unusual, either.

1 hour ago, champers said:

Being remanded in custody until trial isn't unusual. In this case, to prevent absconding, also not unusual in Thailand.

"...absconding, also not unusual in Thailand".

What country are you from or is that just a Thai trait?  

12 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

Yes indeed, and my thought as well - ghosts!! (with respect)

Why not clear the area and establish a memorial garden?

I expect the owner needs to get some money for it.

23 hours ago, webfact said:

The decision also means almost 60 staff will be out of a job.

The outcome of the fire brought on by incompetence of the owners means 60 staff will be out of work.

23 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Not an attractive venue with it's history and assigned superstition. 

Maybe not, but a real hive of activity for lottery numbers I would suspect

An off topic whataboutery has been removed

On 8/26/2022 at 8:08 AM, steven100 said:

It's difficult to see the front entrance in that photo,  however the owner is obviously selling a building that has been destroyed by fire including the land that it sits on which is probably quite valuable.

As for the 60 employees,  that I suspect is the total number of employees from bar staff, waiters,  stage group, doorman, cleaners, and others .... and obviously they all work different shifts.

 

I hope you and others can understand this.

It would seem to me that you didn't fully understand the article. It is the restaurant at the front of the night club that is for sale & in the photograph.

A 27 year old male has now succumbed to his injuries sustained at Mountain B bring the total to 21 dead

On 8/26/2022 at 10:11 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

"...absconding, also not unusual in Thailand".

What country are you from or is that just a Thai trait?  

I haven't made a comparison with another country, so where I come from is irrelevant. I live in Thailand now anyway.

21 hours ago, Excel said:

A 27 year old male has now succumbed to his injuries sustained at Mountain B bring the total to 21 dead

Now 22; a 30 year old mother  of 2 passed away on Sunday.

Just now, champers said:

Now 22; a 30 year old mother  of 2 passed away on Sunday.

How many more I wonder. Meanwhile the front man is out on bail I think and the real investors are wanting some money back by selling the restaurant. Sick bar stewards.

Before the weekend it was reported that 9 patients were on intubators, so now 7.