Chonburi Police Commander Inspects Banglamung Station Fire, Cites Electrical Plug as Likely Cause
Chonburi Provincial Police Commander visited Banglamung Police Station on November 6th to inspect a fire that occurred the previous afternoon. The blaze heavily damaged two investigation rooms and four computers. Initial investigations suggest an electrical plug as the likely cause.
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