A Bangkok police constructing that stored hundreds of official state paperwork was razed to the bottom by a fierce blaze in the early hours of this morning.
About 50 firefighters dashed to the Fifth Division of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) on Sathorn Road to sort out the fire. Fortunately, there were no casualties due to the blaze.
According to reviews from Bangkok Post, the fire started at around 4am and rapidly unfold throughout the three-floor building. The blaze was so intense that it brought on loud explosions, ensuing in the closure of roads inside a 1-kilometre radius of the building by the police.
Firefighters battled the flames for over an hour before finally bringing the blaze underneath management. Although no one was inside the constructing on the time of the hearth, several vehicles parked within the neighborhood have been broken.
Upon studying of the incident, Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt immediately made his way to the scene. He revealed that a police officer who was guarding the constructing had heard a loud sound resembling an electrical brief circuit emanating from the primary ground of the constructing. Upon inspection, the officer found that a pile of documents had caught fireplace.
The fifty six year previous Bangkok Governor said…
“The officer alerted the firemen after failing to douse the flames with a fire extinguisher.”
Pol Lt Gen Thiti Saengsawant, the commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, revealed that the hearth originated on the primary ground of the building and quickly unfold to the second and third floors, causing significant damage to the complete construction.
Secrets was so intense that it triggered the roof of the building to break down. The Metropolitan Police Bureau commissioner confirmed that the harm sustained was in depth, with the entire building badly affected.
He said…
“The constructing stored official paperwork, and officers would verify whether paperwork of essential circumstances were stored there.”
The destruction of this constructing and the loss of necessary police files is a big blow to police chiefs and politicians in Bangkok. Investigations are at present underway to find out the purpose for the fire and assess the extent of the damage brought on..