Fire Re-erupts at Khlong Thom Center Following Major Blaze

Reports of fire re-igniting at Khlong Thom Center despite previous containment and heavy rain.

Firefighters struggle with chemical smoke, structural collapse risks, and roof obstructions.

Explanation of how accumulated heat and the removal of concrete slabs allowed oxygen to fuel new flames.

BMA's disaster prevention department uses crane trucks to spray water from above to cool the core.

Heavy machinery is brought in to dismantle unstable parts of the 4-story building to prevent collapse.

An 82-year-old shop owner discusses the history of fires at Khlong Thom and the severity of this event.

Discussion on the building's sprinkler systems and daily electrical shutdown protocols.

Project managers deny rumors that the market will close permanently despite heavy damage.

Report on 11 injuries and the process for compensating affected small business owners.

The Prime Minister inspects the damage and coordinates with BMA officials.

Police increase surveillance to protect remaining valuables from opportunistic thieves.

The Prime Minister dismisses theories about arson for land eviction, citing the land's royal ownership.

Shop owners request access to retrieve cash and assess losses while facing safety restrictions.

A separate fire in On Nut results in one fatality and a conflict between a citizen and rescuers.

A man is filmed apologizing for insulting firefighters, only to later post insults on Facebook.