Thailand probes earthquake toppling of Bangkok high-rise as official sees "something suspicious"

Four Chinese nationals who removed files from collapsed Thai building charged

BANGKOK: Authorities have charged four Chinese nationals for illegally removing 32 files of documents from the collapsed 34-storey State Audit Office (SAO) building, which was destroyed by an earthquake on March 28.

Four Chinese Men Detained While Attempting To 'Remove' Documents From Bangkok Collapse Site

Police in Thailand detained four Chinese nationals on Sunday for unlawfully entering the site of an under-construction building that collapsed after a powerful earthquake in Chatuchak District last week. The police said these men were trying to retrieve documents from the building site.  A Chinese-backed construction firm is being investigated over the collapse of the 30-story under-construction high-rise during Friday's 7.7-magnitude earthquake…

Thailand probes earthquake toppling of Bangkok high-rise as official sees "something suspicious"

Officers questioned four Chinese men who were found removing 32 files from containers behind the collapsed building, a police official said.

Why did only one Bangkok skyscraper collapse during earthquake? Investigation reveals China connection

Thai authorities have detained four Chinese nationals for allegedly attempting to remove sensitive documents from the disaster site in Bangkok.

Stolen papers, China link emerge in probe into Bangkok quake high-rise collapse

Thai authorities are investigating a Chinese-backed firm after a 33-storey high-rise in Bangkok collapsed during Myanmar’s 7.7-magnitude earthquake, killing 17.

In Bangkok, they try to steal the cards of the skyscraper that collapsed after the earthquake in Myanmar: 'Anomalies in the steel'. Stop and then release...