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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 16 March 2025
Massive Fire Destroys Furniture Factory in Nonthaburi A raging fire tore through a furniture factory in Sai Noi district in the early hours of 15 March, causing an estimated 50 million baht in damages. Firefighters battled the flames for over five hours before managing to contain the inferno. Authorities are now investigating the cause, with an electrical short circuit suspected as the possible trigger. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354724-massive-fire-destroys-furniture-factory-in-nonthaburi/ -
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Non-O Visa Requirements Doubts
About these: identification and household register of the owner. Should I bring with me the originals or with a copy signed by the owner is enough? -
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Trump: "Spare the lives of surrounded Ukrainian troops in Kursk"
Surely Donald wouldn't lie to the great intelligent MAGA public? I can't believe it, I trusted him implicitly 555 -
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Non-O Visa Requirements Doubts
Not sure what your concerns are. For the application for the Non O after you arrive has various requirements. Very straightforward. One is proof of address. Most folk provide a TM30. Providing a lease is a bonus. What "other requirements" for extension are you concerned about? -
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Massive Fire Destroys Furniture Factory in Nonthaburi
Pictures from responders. A raging fire tore through a furniture factory in Sai Noi district in the early hours of 15 March, causing an estimated 50 million baht in damages. Firefighters battled the flames for over five hours before managing to contain the inferno. Authorities are now investigating the cause, with an electrical short circuit suspected as the possible trigger. The fire broke out at approximately 04:00, at the Ponsilp 889 Furniture Factory, located near Wat Seni Wong in Nong Phra Ngai subdistrict, Sai Noi district. The three-storey factory, covering nearly two rai of land, was filled with highly flammable materials such as wood and industrial adhesives, which fuelled the intense blaze. Emergency responders, including firefighters from multiple local municipalities, deployed multiple fire engines in an attempt to bring the flames under control. However, the sheer volume of combustible materials made their task extremely difficult. The fire raged for more than five hours, with firefighters reporting three loud explosions during the incident. The intense heat eventually caused the roof to collapse. Fortunately, no casualties were reported, as the factory was unoccupied at the time of the fire. However, the financial losses are substantial. The factory owner, Mr Kanin Tangman Ponsilp, 55, estimated the damage at 40-50 million baht, with over 10 million baht lost in machinery alone. “I still don’t know what caused the fire. I arrived at the factory just after 04:00 to find it engulfed in flames. Thankfully, no one was inside at the time. We always prioritise safety, and we even turn off the circuit breakers before leaving each night,” Mr Kanin said. He expressed deep regret over the incident, as customer orders that were due for collection later that day had been completely destroyed. Despite the devastating loss, he remained determined to rebuild the business, stating, “We must move forward. Money is just material; what matters is that no lives were lost.” Rescue worker Mr Pongpol Phutan Yong, who was among the first responders, described the scene: “When we arrived, the fire had already spread across the roof. We couldn’t determine the exact point of origin, but there were two or three explosions, and then the roof collapsed.” While authorities have yet to confirm the cause, an electrical short circuit is suspected. Forensic investigators will conduct a detailed examination of the site to determine the precise cause of the fire. -- 2025-03-16 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 16 March 2025
Man Killed by Stray Cutter Blade in Rice Field A 57-year-old man was killed while working in a rice field when the blade of his grass cutter snapped and lodged in his thigh, severing a major artery. The fatal incident occurred on day before his birthday, as his children were travelling home to celebrate with him. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1354723-man-killed-by-stray-cutter-blade-in-rice-field/
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