Public Health Minister Pattana Prompattana announced the latest developments regarding those injured in the fire at a beer bar on Ladprao Road, emphasizing that the Health Ministry is providing comprehensive care to all victims and attempting to prevent additional deaths. Visiting patients at Rajavithi Hospital on the evening of July 13, the minister found three critical-condition patients in the ICU (all classified as red-code cases) and one yellow-code patient. Medical teams are providing full-capacity care, with other injured patients treated across multiple hospitals. Patients are entitled to emergency care under the Universal Coverage Emergency Policy (UCEP) for the first 72 hours. After that period, the Health Ministry is working with the Department of Medical Services and Bangkok authorities to assess whether public hospital beds and specialists are adequate to handle patient transfers from private hospitals.

Additionally, teams from the Department of Mental Health will provide psychological support to patients and survivors classified as yellow and green codes, while the Department of Health will monitor the area for individuals exposed to smoke who may have chest or respiratory symptoms. The minister emphasized that comprehensive care teams are in place across all departments.

When asked about severe cases, Pattana noted that burn injuries remain a concern. He also revealed that one additional death has been reported, pending confirmation, which would bring the total death toll to 29. He stressed that burn victims and those with respiratory complications require close monitoring for infection prevention on both the skin and respiratory tract, demanding expert medical oversight.

The minister highlighted that the first seven days carry significant risk, though medical teams are working to prevent further fatalities. Regarding the bar owner, he remains classified as a red-code case requiring additional evaluation today. Burn injuries typically require long-term treatment, as do respiratory complications.

The sister of the owner of the Ladprao beer bar is preparing to meet with police investigators today. Authorities have already questioned 17 witnesses following the fire that occurred on July 14, 2025, at the establishment near Ladprao 1 Soi in Chatuchak District, Bangkok. The disaster killed 29 people and injured numerous others. Chatuchak municipal authorities have ordered the building closed for 30 days for safety reasons.

According to recent reports, the owner's sister is preparing to visit investigators at Phahol Yothin Police Station today to provide information about the incident, accompanied by her personal lawyer.

Regarding the investigation's progress, Phahol Yothin Police have questioned 17 witnesses so far, including staff and servers from the venue. Investigators continue to summon related parties for further questioning.

Today at 09:00, relevant police will hold a meeting to discuss investigation approaches and legal proceedings. Further updates will be reported as the investigation continues.

The owner of the bar remains hospitalized in the ICU following severe injuries sustained in the fire.

Police from the Anti-Corruption Division arrested Sor Pichit, director of strategy and budget at Wichian Buri Municipality in Phetchabun Province, on the evening of July 13, 2569, as an additional suspect in a civil service entrance exam fraud case involving local government officials. The Department of Local Administration had filed a complaint with the Anti-Corruption Division to pursue charges against those responsible. Sor Pichit was intercepted while traveling to the Anti-Corruption Division to surrender voluntarily, hoping for a favorable legal outcome, but police did not allow him to turn himself in first. Instead, he is being detained for investigation and prosecution alongside Dr. Win (Aswin), an academic advisor at a university, and Sattaporn, Win's sister, who was previously captured by Laotian authorities.

Thirty-seven Thai provinces are bracing for heavy rainfall today, with the North, Northeast, and East bearing the brunt of the storms. Bangkok and its vicinity face 60 percent thunderstorm coverage, with low temperatures of 25–27°C and highs of 32–35°C. The Meteorological Department warns of dangerous conditions from heavy to very heavy rain over the next 24 hours, particularly in the Eastern region where some areas may see extreme downpours. The strengthening southwest monsoon is affecting the Andaman Sea, Thailand, and the Gulf of Thailand, with waves reaching 2–3 meters in some areas. Northern provinces including Mae Hong Son, Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, Phayao, Nan, Tak, Phitsanulok, and Phetchabun will see 60 percent thunderstorm coverage and heavy rain in spots, with temperatures between 22–27°C and 31–34°C. The Northeast faces 70 percent thunderstorm coverage across Nong Khai, Bueng Kan, Sakon Nakhon, Nakhon Phanom, Udon Thani, Mukdahan, Amnat Charoen, and Ubon Ratchathani provinces, with lows of 23–26°C and highs of 29–35°C. Central Thailand expects 60 percent thunderstorm coverage, mainly in Suphan Buri, Saraburi, Kanchanaburi, Ratchaburi, Nakhon Pathom, Samut Songkhram, and Samut Sakhon. The Eastern region will see heavy rain in Nakhon Nayok and Prachuap Khiri Khan, with very heavy rain possible in Chanthaburi and Trat, and waves up to 2 meters. Southern Thailand's east coast faces 40 percent thunderstorm coverage with heavy rain in Phetchaburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Chumphon, and Surat Thani, while the west coast experiences 60 percent coverage with heavy rain in Ranong and Phang Nga, and waves of 2–3 meters off Phuket increasing beyond 3 meters during thunderstorms.

A 20-year-old man has died at Ladprao Hospital from injuries sustained in the Ladprao beer hall fire, raising the death toll to 29. At 00:20 on July 14, Deputy Superintendent Jennarong Plodkhong of Chokechai Police Station received notification of the death of Somphong Sriprong, age 20, in the ICU at Ladprao Hospital. The victim was in critical condition from burns sustained in the fire that erupted late on July 13 at the Ladprao beer hall and restaurant. The body has been sent to the Institute of Forensic Medicine at Police Hospital for examination before being returned to relatives for religious rites.

The Khon Kaen Governor has issued orders for officials including the district chief, provincial police deputy commander, and municipal officials to inspect five restaurant and bar establishments, checking emergency exits, emergency lighting, and fire extinguishers. All businesses have been notified to comply strictly with safety measures or face immediate closure. The inspection is stricter than before following the Bangkok fire incident, covering both licensed establishments and unlicensed venues operating as bars. Licensed venues were found to have complete safety features, including four emergency exits matching their floor area and proper emergency lighting. Unlicensed venues are being required to clear evacuation routes and remove obstructions. Starting immediately, all 22 licensed entertainment venues in Khon Kaen city will be inspected, along with unlicensed establishments operating as bars, with orders to rectify any deficiencies as soon as possible.