Photos of the incident in Thailand show black smoke and large balls of fire coming out of the warehouse.
The fire at a warehouse in Thailand, which caused 900,000 pounds (Rs 9,04,46,378) in damage, spread rapidly due to the flammable material in the tanks.
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A disgruntled worker in Thailand blew up an oil warehouse in Thailand, exhausted by his ‘complaining’ owner. According to the Daily Mail, N Shriya (38) allegedly set fire to a piece of paper and threw it into a fuel container, causing a fire at a Prapakorn oil warehouse in Nakhon Pathom province. After being arrested, she confessed to committing the arson and said that she could not stand the stress of her boss, Pipat Ungprakorn (65), who was causing her to. In the CCTV footage, she was seen going to the warehouse with a piece of burning paper in her hand. “Another clip shows flames flickering above a container in a one-story warehouse, which holds thousands of gallon oil tanks. The fire, which caused 900,000 pounds (Rs 9,04,46,378) in damage, spread rapidly due to the flammable material in the tanks, the Daily Mail reported.
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The fire also reportedly damaged 10 houses. More than 40 fire tenders worked together for four hours to douse the fire. Firefighters had to stop the burning oil from falling into the canal and reaching nearby residential areas. The report said Major General Chomchavin Purthanon said: “This is the second time this factory has been on fire. The woman has been working for Prawncorn Oil for nine years. She said her employer complained to her and put her under stress every day, and that she didn’t expect the fire to have caused this level of damage. “Luckily, there were no casualties. A villager suffered an injury to his arm and was taken to hospital. Photos of the incident showed black smoke billowing out of the warehouse and large fireballs.
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