Fireworks in Thailand: Festival Safety and What Visitors Should Know
Understand fireworks risks at Thai festivals, safe viewing choices, children’s safety and why local permissions vary by city and event.
Understand fireworks risks at Thai festivals, safe viewing choices, children’s safety and why local permissions vary by city and event.
Another small fire broke out in a night club last night in Bangkok. Rawhide on soi Cowboy one of Thailand’s red light district. The fire was on the second floor but nobody stays there. The fire was quickly put out and nobody was injured or died. The fire happen just a day after the fire…
Here is a list of Thai victims 1) Supol Mekkrai 2) Boonyarat Saenmueangchin 3) Charnwit Wutthilert-anan 4) Rungnaphachai Chaiprasert 5) Leelawadee Wanthoen 6) Chalermchon Boonprom 7) Sumalee Meksup 8) Praew Aiyara 9) Kanthida Winothai 10) Meesak Kaewla-iad 11) Krit Narai 12) Karn Krasri 13) Pornthipa Buamak 14) Yossathorn Kuphaphan 15) Tharapol Wangthaweewong 16) Samit Yindeethammakij…
A respectful look back at the 2009 Santika fire and practical questions to ask about exits and fire safety in venues.