Bangkok, Samphanthawong District Summary of the fire incident in residential homes in the Trok Pho community, Samphanthawong District, at 8:41 p.m. yesterday (6 July), the entire community was damaged, 37 households and 66 houses.The fire occurred in the Trok Pho community, no number, Song Sawat Road, Samphanthawong Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok. The area is used as a residence. The scene of the fire was a series of wooden houses built next to each other. The fire started in the community. The fire completely destroyed the entire community, 37 households, 66 houses. It spread to the New Empire Hotel, No. 572, damaging the 4th, 5th, and 6th floors. It spread to the Chalerm Buri Shark Fin Restaurant, No. 540, damaging the 4th and 5th floors. It also spread to the Tai Seng Restaurant, damaging the 4th and 5th floors. The fire damaged an approximate area of ??1 rai and 80 square wah. Fire trucks used water to put out the fire.Initial assumptions are that the cause of the fire could not be ver ified because the fire caused complete destruction. There were 5 injured people: 1. 1 male, suffering from electric shock, taken to Hua Chiew Hospital (admitted). 2. 2 males, suffering from smoke inhalation, taken to Klang Hospital (admitted). 3. 2 males, suffering from smoke inhalation, taken to Taksin Hospital and Samitivej Chinatown Hospital for treatment (returned home). Area of ??responsibility of Suan Mali Fire and Rescue Station.Source: Thai News Agency
Summary of the fire incident in the Trok Pho community, causing damage to the entire community, 37 households
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