Bangkok building collapse raises many questions

Bangkok building collapse raises many questions

It was sad to see a 7.7-magnitude earthquake occur in late March in Myanmar. Earthquakes, like huge wildfire and floods, are natural disasters and it is difficult to anticipate, but the resulting damage to life and property could be most devastating. In theory, with good city planning, we should...

DSI goes to the area to investigate the "Collapsed State Audit Office Building" case, expediting the collection of evidence and investigating the facts of 4 important construction contracts, confirming that all parties will be treated fairly.

DSI digs deeper into deadly ‘pancake’ Bangkok building collapse

DSI digs deeper into deadly ‘pancake’ Bangkok building collapseLegacyInvestigators are piling pressure on firms behind the deadly State Audit Office building collapse, as the case takes a darker turn with forgery claims, phantom contractors, and a “pancake” tragedy that’s left dozens dead and scores missing. The Department of Special Investigation (DSI) is ramping up its probe into the catastrophic collapse of the State Audit Office building in …

Engineer Insists He is not involved in Bangkok Collapsed Building

BANGKOK, April 16 (TNA) – Justice Minister and DSI on Wednesday jointly questioned an engineer who earlier filed a complaint after discovering that his name and signature have allegedly been forged on documents identifying him as the construction supervisor for SAO collapsed building. All debris from the collapsed SAO building in Bangkok will be removed […] Source

Collapsed State Audit Building had a 200-seat cinema? - Thai Newsroom

WELL-KNOWN Thai webpage CSI LA which has been continuously revealing information about the State Audit Building (SAB) that collapsed on March 28 today (Apr. 16) uncovered what appears to be a private 200-seat cinema within the crumbled 30-storey highrise while asking whether too much government budget is being spent on the comfort of officials, […] The post Collapsed State Audit Building had a 200-seat cinema? appeared first on Thai Newsroom.