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Families of Mountain B club fire victims urge DSI to look into case as they claim little progress made


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Families of the Mountain B nightclub fire victims gathered to petition the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to look into the case, as they were reportedly dissatisfied with the progress of the investigation.

 

The gathering of the mourning families accompanied by a famous lawyer, Ronnarong Kaewpetch, took place Monday morning, September 12th, in front of the DSI Operation Center Region 2 in Sattahip district to call for justice for their departed or injured loved ones who had fallen victim to the Mountain B club inferno that killed 23 people as of September 12th.

 

The lawyer filed a petition to the DSI asking for a special investigation into possible bribery that he claimed may have been exchanged between the suspects and state officials or police to let the pub operate without a proper license.

 

Full Story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/09/12/families-of-mountain-b-club-fire-victims-urge-dsi-to-look-into-case-as-they-claim-little-progress-made/

 

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Well, what do you know? Some 23 victims are identified while the many other skeletons in the various closets of authorities, offices and files most likely keep pockets lined so dust can settle and yet another avoidable disaster tatters away into oblivion ..... ???? 

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15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Families of the Mountain B nightclub fire victims gathered to petition the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to look into the case, as they were reportedly dissatisfied with the progress of the investigation.

Local RTP dragging their incompetent feet again...

don't expect justice when they were the ones who allowed this to happen.

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