A severe fire broke out in a bar in Bangkok where 30 people died.

In Bangkok, the police continue to investigate after a tragedy in a bar where a fire broke out and 30 people died. According to local media reports, investigators have determined that the cause of the fire was a violation of fire safety regulations by the establishment's owners. Two individuals took responsibility for the incident, admitting their guilt and providing possible causes for the fire. Sources indicate that the incident occurred on March 15th in one of the popular bars on Patong Street. That evening, approximately 200 guests were present in the venue. When the fire started, most of the guests managed to evacuate themselves, but several people remained trapped inside the establishment. According to police reports, the cause of the fire was a violation of fire safety regulations by the bar's owners, particularly the lack of sufficient fire extinguishers and untimely evacuation of guests, which led to tragic consequences. The two local residents who were responsible for the incident admitted their guilt and stated that the fire was caused by careless handling of fire. The police continue to investigate and are clarifying all circumstances surrounding the event. In light of the tragedy, local authorities will strengthen measures to monitor compliance with fire safety regulations in bars and restaurants in Bangkok. Authorities also called on owners to ensure the safety of their customers by installing the required number of fire extinguishers and organizing regular evacuation drills. At present, investigators are continuing their work to determine all circumstances surrounding the incident and identify the causes of the tragedy. It is expected that results of the investigation will be announced in the near future and measures taken against responsible individuals.