เคสดำโรงเบียร์เพิ่มเป็น 32 ศพ - กู้วงจรปิดร้านได้ 100% เห็นชัดนาทีจุดต้นเพลิงควันไฟพุ่ง

Entering its third day since the fire broke out at "Na Ladprao Brewery," the death toll has risen to 32. The latest body to be returned home is that of "Kwang Tosakan." This morning, the family of Warrant Officer Pruttipong Pudmon, or Kwang, the keyboardist of the band Tosakan, contacted the Forensic Medicine Institute at Police Hospital to claim his body. His sister admitted this is a huge loss for the family. No one expected to receive his lifeless body when he went to work. She wants everyone to remember "Warrant Officer Kwang" as a musician. While it's stated as an accident, it was due to the negligence of the business owner, and the matter must be handled through the legal process. Regarding the initial compensation of 10,000 baht from the business owner, she believes the monetary value cannot compare to the loss of a life. No matter how much compensation is received, it cannot compensate for the emotional pain suffered by the family. Meanwhile, Ms. Waraporn Pholsedi, one of the survivors of this tragedy, also came to receive her friend's body. She recounted that on the day of the incident, she was sitting on the left side in front of the stage. About 10 meters from the entrance, approximately 5-10 minutes before the fire broke out, there was a very strong smell of gas. Then the stage lighting system malfunctioned, similar to a power outage, but no one thought anything of it. Even when smoke appeared, everyone still thought it was a special effect from the club. It wasn't until a staff member shouted, "It's not a special effect, it's a fire!" that thick smoke began billowing from the ceiling near the stage. Then all the lights in the club went out. Luckily, I was sitting near the exit and managed to escape. But the incident is still etched in my memory. I can't bring myself to watch news or videos of the incident. Whenever I smell smoke or see the headlights of an ambulance, I still feel traumatized. After this, I probably won't dare go out at night again. Police Major General Wirun Suphasinghsiripreecha, Commander of the Forensic Science Institute, Police Hospital, revealed that today, officials have handed over the bodies of three deceased individuals: Warrant Officer Phruthipong Phutmon, or Sergeant Kwang, the keyboardist of the band Tosakan; Police Sergeant Sitthichok Butthitak; and Ms. Suchawadee Ammatahin. The main cause of death was smoke inhalation. In addition, some of the deceased had prominent burn wounds on their bodies. This brings the death toll to 32 today: 27 died at the scene and 5 died at the hospital. Currently, 28 bodies have been returned to their families. There are 23 injured (red category), 12 (yellow category), and 40 (green category) who have been discharged home. Yesterday (July 14, 2026), the lawyer for the restaurant, Ruang Beer Na Ladprao, and the sister of the owner met with the police to provide documents and evidence from the restaurant. Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Nithiruj Chetiyatheeranant, the lawyer representing Ruang Beer Na Ladprao restaurant, met with investigators at Phaholyothin Police Station and told reporters that, on behalf of the restaurant and the families involved, they express their deepest condolences for the incident. Everyone is deeply saddened and not yet ready to face the media. However, the restaurant confirms it will compensate all those injured and killed. Initially, 10,000 baht will be paid to the deceased, with further negotiations for additional compensation to follow. The restaurant also plans to negotiate with the injured, but the details are still under consideration. They ask everyone affected to contact the restaurant to negotiate and find a solution together. The lawyer also stated that... The initial financial assistance came from the restaurant's own funds, not insurance money, as the restaurant only insured its property, not its life or injured persons. The insurance company has not yet assessed the property damage. Regarding legal proceedings, the restaurant owner is prepared to face charges if found guilty. Currently, he is seriously injured and hospitalized. Once his condition improves, he is ready to cooperate with the legal process. Meanwhile, Police Major General Kiatikul Sonthinern, Commander of Metropolitan Police Division 2, revealed that they summoned the sister of Mr. Suwicha, the owner of the Ladprao Beer Restaurant, for questioning. However, she resides in Yasothon Province and is not listed as a shareholder in the restaurant. During her testimony, she provided supporting documents, including the lease agreement and business license, to the investigators, which is considered beneficial to the case. Following this, they will need to await the results of the on-site investigation to determine the cause of death and prepare to file charges against the restaurant owner. Yesterday (July 14th), forensic police spent over four hours inspecting and collecting evidence inside the restaurant again, focusing on the ceil...