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Exciting on the River Kwai Noi The raging fire burned the famous resort raft in Karn, lost more than 3 million baht, due to a short circuit.
At 3:10 pm today, January 20, 64, Police Lieutenant Colonel Apichai Pumchai, Deputy Senator (Investigation) of the Sai Yok Police Station, Kanchanaburi Province, was notified by Radio 191 that the fire it was burning. A luxury raft located on the Kwai Noi River of Sai Yok View Resort in Moo 2, Sai Yok Sub-district, Kanchanaburi Province, after receiving a supervisor notification. He then went to investigate the scene, along with Pol. Lt. Col. Phuchong Narong-in, Ph.D. Saiyok Police Station. Pol. Lieutenant Colonel Apichat Hongpaiboon, Deputy Director General of Saiyok Police Station Lieutenant Colonel Banchai Chaiyakot, Deputy Director General (Investigation) Saiyok Police Station, Police Lieutenant Colonel Sonthaya Chayakiatkhajorn Saiyok Senate Police Station Including forensic officers Police AND the Kanchanaburi Rescue Foundation
To find a raft built side by side With the flames burning on the raft, resting the stairs on the way down The resort staff helped each other inject water to draw out the flames. During that time, it is necessary to cut the raft adjacent to it. To prevent flames from spreading by burns. It takes more than an hour to control the fire. But it must be doused with water to avoid new eruptions.
When asked about Mr. Wasan Sodsai, the owner and caretaker, he said that he had built more than 20 rafts next to each other during the fire, where no tourists had come to stay. Since the service has to be shut down in accordance with the measures to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) according to the measures of the governor of Kanchanaburi intensely
For the rear raft where the fire was located in the middle of the entire raft. That while the incident occurred, the resort staff Has helped the water pump to draw the flame completely Fire trucks from Sai Yok Township and Lin Thin Sub-District Township Has come to help But due to the narrow road, couldn’t be of much help.
The raft after the fire was 12 meters wide, 24 meters long, 8 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, had been built for about 9 years and equipment was never added or changed. Each room is equipped with bedding, air conditioning, and fans, and the ceiling is covered with asphalt shingles mixed with stone. Also known as the single room, the rear raft was damaged, approximately 90 percent of which was left with only one float on the raft floor. The cost of the damage is approximately 3.5 million baht.
The initial cause is expected to be a short circuit. Because although there was no one at the scene of the accident Because the raft has closed the service According to measures to prevent COVID-19 From the governor of Kanchanaburi However, they will have to wait for the forensic police to inspect them once more.
(Thanks to news photo from News Page Photo, Rescue Kanchanaburi)
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