Fire at Recycling Warehouse; Illegal Operation Discovered
Firefighters contained a fire at an unlicensed recycling warehouse in Bang Pa-in District on September 4 with no injuries or damage to nearby homes. Authorities discovered the facility was operating illegally and have filed a police complai
Firefighters brought a recycling warehouse fire under control by early morning, with no spread to neighboring areas and no reported casualties. At 07:30 on September 4, Deputy District Chief Phanu Phong Siri of Bang Pa-in District visited the scene to monitor progress and investigate the fire at a company facility storing recycled plastic bags. Acting on orders from Ayutthaya Governor Chawanin Wongstitchirakat, officials confirmed the fire was contained with no rekindling and no injuries to report.
The district chief interviewed residents and households nearby to assess damage from the fire. Preliminary findings indicate no damage to surrounding homes or communities. Authorities are maintaining close watch to prevent further flare-ups. Initial investigation revealed the business was operating an old commercial activity without proper licensing. The district chief has ordered officials to file a complaint with Bang Pa-in Police to pursue legal proceedings. The municipal government has been asked to inspect the structural integrity of the building and verify that any additions were authorized under law.
Health officials and local health centers have been coordinated to assess residents for health impacts, particularly respiratory effects from smoke and pollution. Police investigators and relevant agencies are examining the fire scene, collecting evidence, and determining the actual cause before proceeding with legal action.