Fatal Back-to-Back Crane Failures Tied to Italian-Thai Construction Firm, Says Minister
Transport Minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn attributed two fatal crane collapses to Italian-Thai Development, with 32 dead in the rail accident, prompting halted construction and investigations.
- Thai transport minister Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn linked Italian-Thai Development construction firm to two deadly crane collapses in two days near Bangkok that killed at least 34 people.
- The first crane collapse occurred on Wednesday in Nakhon Ratchasima province, derailing a passenger train and killing 32 people out of nearly 200 on board.
- Another crane failure on Thursday near Bangkok killed two more people, with Italian-Thai involved in both incidents related to infrastructure projects it was contracted for.
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Deadly back-to-back crane failures tied to same firm – Thai minister
BANGKOK — The collapse of a highway construction crane killed at least two people near Thailand’s capital Bangkok on Thursday, with a minister saying the building firm behind it was also involved in a crane failure the day before that left 32 dead.
Fatal back-to-back crane failures tied to same Thai firm: minister
The collapse of a highway construction crane killed two people near Bangkok on Thursday, with a Thai minister saying the building firm was also involved in a crane failure the day before that left 32 dead.
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