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Latest Update: 28 Dead, 71 Injured in Fire at Lat Phrao Brewery

A fire at the Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao bar in Bangkok's Chatuchak district killed 28 people and injured 71 others late on Sunday, including 25 in critical condition. The dead included nine men and 18 women.

A fire at the Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao bar in Bangkok's Chatuchak district killed 28 people and injured 71 others late on Sunday, including 25 in critical condition. The dead included nine men and 18 women.

The fire broke out at approximately 11:50 p.m. local time, with its cause and the venue's fire safety measures remaining under investigation. Authorities continue working to identify the victims while the injured are being treated at hospitals across Bangkok.

The fire broke out at approximately 11:50 p.m. local time, with its cause and the venue's fire safety measures remaining under investigation. Authorities continue working to identify the victims while the injured are being treated at hospitals across Bangkok.

Firefighters from multiple stations brought the blaze under control in about 35 minutes using three water hoses. Most victims were found in restrooms at the rear of the venue, where many were believed to have died from smoke inhalation.

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Firefighters from multiple stations brought the blaze under control in about 35 minutes using three water hoses. Most victims were found in restrooms at the rear of the venue, where many were believed to have died from smoke inhalation.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul visited the scene in the early hours of Monday and said preliminary information indicated a circuit breaker near the stage may have ignited the blaze.

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul visited the scene in the early hours of Monday and said preliminary information indicated a circuit breaker near the stage may have ignited the blaze.

Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said the venue had passed inspection in April and held valid permits, but investigators found a candy table obstructing one emergency exit and objects blocking another near the kitchen. District officials also ordered the building closed for 30 days, while authorities announced compensation of up to 29,700 baht ($880) for families of deceased victims and 4,000 baht ($120) for injured victims receiving hospital treatment.

Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said the venue had passed inspection in April and held valid permits, but investigators found a candy table obstructing one emergency exit and objects blocking another near the kitchen. District officials also ordered the building closed for 30 days, while authorities announced compensation of up to 29,700 baht ($880) for families of deceased victims and 4,000 baht ($120) for injured victims receiving hospital treatment.

The Bangkok fire was the deadliest to strike the city since 2009, when 67 people died at the Santika Club on New Year's Eve. In 2022, 26 people died at the Mountain B club in Pattaya in a blaze a court ruled was caused by negligence.

The Bangkok fire was the deadliest to strike the city since 2009, when 67 people died at the Santika Club on New Year's Eve. In 2022, 26 people died at the Mountain B club in Pattaya in a blaze a court ruled was caused by negligence.

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A fire at the Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao bar in Bangkok's Chatuchak district killed 27 people and injured 63 others late on Sunday, including 22 in critical condition. The dead comprised nine men and 18 women.

A fire at the Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao bar in Bangkok's Chatuchak district killed 27 people and injured 63 others late on Sunday, including 22 in critical condition. The dead comprised nine men and 18 women.

Authorities confirmed the identities of 10 victims, including one Lao national, while 17 others remained unidentified. The 63 injured were admitted to 16 hospitals across Bangkok.

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Authorities confirmed the identities of 10 victims, including one Lao national, while 17 others remained unidentified. The 63 injured were admitted to 16 hospitals across Bangkok.

Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said the venue had passed inspection in April and held valid permits, but investigators found a candy table obstructing one emergency exit and objects blocking another near the kitchen.

Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt said the venue had passed inspection in April and held valid permits, but investigators found a candy table obstructing one emergency exit and objects blocking another near the kitchen.

The fire points directly to an electrical fault near the stage, and the rapid spread of toxic smoke through ceiling materials turned a packed venue into a death trap within minutes. Most of the 27 victims were found near restrooms, cut off by smoke before they could reach exits. Authorities are now investigating whether fire exits were blocked and whether the building ever met basic safety standards.

The fire points directly to an electrical fault near the stage, and the rapid spread of toxic smoke through ceiling materials turned a packed venue into a death trap within minutes. Most of the 27 victims were found near restrooms, cut off by smoke before they could reach exits. Authorities are now investigating whether fire exits were blocked and whether the building ever met basic safety standards.

The Pattaya News

Thailand keeps burying people in nightclub fires because the same failures keep getting ignored. Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao killed 27 people — the deadliest since Santika in 2009 — and the pattern is identical: flammable ceilings, blocked exits, smoke-filled rooms with nowhere to run. Laws exist, courts convict, buildings get demolished, and then another venue burns down with people trapped in the bathrooms.

Thailand keeps burying people in nightclub fires because the same failures keep getting ignored. Rong Beer Na Lat Phrao killed 27 people — the deadliest since Santika in 2009 — and the pattern is identical: flammable ceilings, blocked exits, smoke-filled rooms with nowhere to run. Laws exist, courts convict, buildings get demolished, and then another venue burns down with people trapped in the bathrooms.

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