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Fire at Chon Buri’s warehouse

A fire broke out at a warehouse in Chon Buri province.

More than 10 fire engines took about an hour to extinguish the flames at a warehouse of Fuji Trans (Thailand) Company Limited at a seaport in Chon Buri’s Si Racha district. The ravaging fire caused the warehouse to collapse.

Many Mitsubishi’s auto parts to be exported to foreign countries were destroyed from the fire. The estimated cost of damage is at least 100 million baht.

The incident was initially ruled an accident due to a short circuit.

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Tags: 100 Million, Auto Parts, Chon Buri, Collapse, Fire Engines, Flames, Foreign Countries, Fuji, Limited, Mitsubishi, Mitsubishi Auto, Mitsubishi Parts, Racha, Short Circuit, Thailand Company, Warehouse Fire

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