Death Toll Rises to 33 After Lat Phrao Beer House Fire

Reporting the passing of Kittiwat Kaewkaha, lead singer of Thotsakan, bringing the death toll to 33.

Din's mother confirms his death and the process of moving the body for a detailed autopsy.

Families of Ms. Kotchaporn and Ms. Panitcha perform a soul-calling ceremony at the scene.

The husband of a victim questions the restaurant's safety measures, specifically the low ceiling height.

A colleague describes the close bond between Nim and Tee and their joint funeral arrangements.

Details of the bathing ceremony for Nim and Tee at Wat Koet Kan Udom.

Daughters of the victims reject a 10,000 baht initial compensation offer, citing a lack of communication from the venue.

The husband of another victim describes the struggle to identify his wife's body across hospitals.

The family and colleagues of Pol. Ltn. Sitthichok (Folk) retrieve his body for transport to Kalasin.

The sister of Ms. Naphat shares the heartbreak of a mother leaving behind a 2-year-old daughter.

Police forensic officials report that most victims died from smoke inhalation.

The parents of Ms. Jarawee (Cartoon) describe identifying her body by a dolphin gold pendant.

Reviewing clips that show smoke emerging from the ceiling while the band was still performing.

A fire chief explains the meaning of white smoke as the initial stage of a fire.