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Firefighter survives factory inferno, dies of Covid

Firefighter survives factory inferno, dies of Covid
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Taiwan firm faces huge claims for damages after Thai explosion

Taiwan firm faces huge claims for damages after Thai explosion
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A sad, vicious cycle

A sad, vicious cycle 3 It has been a scourge on Thailand to be led by clueless and directionless leadership since the pandemic broke last year. Its ramifications have made the situation deteriorate in the course of months, with thousands of cases reported daily and a spike in fatalities. Their efforts to vaccinate the nation against the virus have also been a flop and the country s health system is in shambles and has been unable to cope with the rising number of infected patients. The impact this has had on the average Thai has been insurmountable. In times like this, we question the role of a leader. Isn t he supposed to run the country with the public s interest in mind? Someone who takes the form of a father figure and thus has your back no matter what?

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Residents return as toxic fumes from factory dissipate

Burnt and blackened: A firefighter walking past the charred structure of the chemical factory in Samut Prakan, Bangkok. AP EVACUATED residents warily began returning to their homes on Bangkok’s outskirts after a chemical factory went up in flames earlier this week, as experts called for air and water to be thoroughly tested for any lingering toxic chemicals.One firefighter died and at least 33 people were injured in Monday’s blaze at Ming Dih Chemical. A storage tank containing styrene monomer, used to produce polystyrene foam, exploded and caused the fire. Styrene can be deadly if ignited and mixed into the air.

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Residents return as toxic chemicals from Thai factory dissipate

July 09, 2021 published at 12:49 AMReuters Smoke rises from a plastic factory after an explosion in Samut Prakan, outside Bangkok, Thailand, on July 5, 2021. Reuters BANGKOK, July 8 - Evacuated residents warily began returning to their homes on Bangkok s outskirts on Thursday (July 8) after a chemical factory went up in flames earlier this week, as experts called for air and water to be thoroughly tested for any lingering toxic chemicals. One firefighter died and at least 33 people were injured in Monday s blaze at Ming Dih Chemical. A storage tank containing styrene monomer, used to produce polystyrene foam, exploded and caused the fire. Styrene can be deadly if ignited and mixed into the air.

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