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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 ig...

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...

Ministry tells Ming Dih Co to relocate 13 Company to retain investor privileges published : 9 Jul 2021 at 04:00 13 The Ming Dih factory in Bang Phli district of Samut Prakan after a blast followed by an inferno on Monday. (Photo by Arnun Chonmahatrakool) The Industry Ministry has told Ming Dih Chemical to relocate its operation to an industrial estate if it wants to continue operating in the kingdom following the fire on Monday that affected at least 80,000 residents in Samut Prakan. Industry Minister Suriya Jungrungreangkit said the Depar...

Mon, 05 Jul 2021 22:48 UTC The blaze was eventually 'stabilized', officials saidA powerful blast at Romania′s biggest oil refinery on Friday has killed one person and left at least four other workers injured. Around 50 firefighters were deployed to the scene after the explosion rocked the Navodari Petromidia refinery on the Black Sea coast. The refinery's operations "have been stopped as a security measure," said the Kazakh KazMunayGas (KMG) group that owns the oil processing site. What do we know so far? Video footage taken by a tourist showed thick black smoke billowing from the r...