Bang Phli chemical fire under control
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published : 6 Jul 2021 at 11:53
25 The ruins of the Ming Dih Chemical Co factory in Bang Phli district of Samut Prakan on Tuesday, after the fire was doused. (Rescue foundations photo)
SAMUT PRAKAN: The fire that had raged through a plastics factory in Bang Phli district since early Monday has been brought under control, but intermittent flare-ups continued through Tuesday morning.
Firefighters continued to spray water and flame retardents on the smoking ruins of the Taiwanese-owned Ming Dih Chemical Co foam and plastic pellets factory.
Rescures said on Tuesday the fire was declared under control about 5am, more than 24 hours after a huge explosion started the blaze at the factory in Soi King Kaew 21.
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published : 29 Jun 2021 at 11:17
4 Covid-19 testing at a construction site in Chon Buri province on Saturday. The eastern province on Tuesday reported four more Covid-19 deaths and another 146 infections. (Photo: Chaiyot Pupattanapong)
CHON BURI: Four more Covid-19 deaths and another 146 infections were confirmed in Chon Buri province on Tuesday, 36 linked to a cluster at Sattahip morning market.
The provincial communicable disease control committee on Tuesday said the new infections brought the provincial total to 8,218, of which 5,384 have recovered, with 60 discharged over the past 24 hours.
The four deaths raised accumulated fatalities to 46, the Chon Buri provincial public health office said on its Facebook page on Tuesday.