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Another 34 Thais return today from Iran via Turkey
13 Sept 10:53Key points summarised by AI
Thirty-four Thai nationals, primarily workers, arrived in Bangkok from Iran via Turkey, marking another successful evacuation.
This group follows an earlier repatriation of 62 Thais, with officials from the Department of Consular Affairs facilitating their safe return.
Forensic officers to examine burnt-out Klong Thom Centre tomorrow
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Forensic specialists are scheduled to inspect the fire-damaged Klong Thom Centre on Monday to determine the cause of the Friday night blaze.
Bangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt assessed the site, noting ongoing efforts to control smouldering spots and the potential demolition of the structurally compromised building.
The first floor of the Klong Thom Centre, a major retail market for electronics, collapsed, creating hazardous conditions for investigators, with the fire's cause currently unknown.
Police have questioned around 100 witnesses but found no evidence of arson, while 184 fire victims have filed complaints seeking compensation.