Bangkok Governor urges fire safety after incident at wooden factory in Bang Pho area

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Governor Chadchart monitors the aftermath of a fire at a wooden factory in Soi Pracharat Sai 1, assuring residents that emergency services are prepared and urging caution due to dry conditions.

BANGKOK, Thailand – Governor Chadchart Sittipunt visited the site of a fire that broke out at a wooden factory in Soi Pracharat Sai 1, Sukhothai Road, Bang Sue district. He was briefed by Mr. Phuchapong Sanyachot, Director of the Firefighting and Rescue Operations Division, about the incident.

Governor Chadchart explained that the smoke seen around Bangkok today is partly due to the fire at the wooden factory, a popular area for construction materials such as doors and window frames. The fire affected four connected wooden factories, with the third factory being heavily stocked with wood. Strong winds and dry conditions contributed to the spread of the fire. Fortunately, no one was injured, although two individuals experienced chest tightness and were sent to the hospital. Some residents from nearby rental homes were also impacted and were temporarily relocated to a nearby temple.



“Please be cautious about fire hazards, as fires have been frequent due to the dry and windy conditions,” Governor Chadchart warned. “Bangkok’s emergency services are always prepared to respond swiftly.”

In case of a fire emergency, citizens can call the Rama Radio Center at 199. (BMA)

Following the fire at a wooden factory, Governor Chadchart reassures the public, stating no serious injuries and offering temporary shelter to affected residents while urging safety precautions amid dry weather.

Governor Chadchart visits the scene of a fire at a wooden factory in Bang Sue, advising citizens to be mindful of fire hazards and reminding them to report emergencies promptly at 199.