Bangkok Pub Fire: 27 Dead in Blaze, Safety Protocols Under Scrutiny
A massive fire at a popular pub in Bangkok early Monday morning has claimed at least 27 lives and left dozens severely injured. An electrical fault is suspected as the cause, with blocked emergency exits potentially exacerbating the casualties. Calls are mounting across Thailand for a review of safety protocols at nightlife venues.
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