Thailand’s little community hosted a funeral service on Tuesday for the 23 younger students and teachers who died in the bus fire that occurred last week while on a field trip for a school.
In Lan Sak town, where the victims ‘ school was located, a large death site was constructed close to the church. In front of several furnaces with tall towers were placed floral adornments.
On the bus when it caught fire on October 1 on a highway in Pathum Thani, a northwestern district of Bangkok, six professors and 39 elementary and junior high school students were on it. It spread so quickly that just 22 individuals managed to escape.
The victims ‘ remains were returned to their home for death rites that started last week after criminal work in Bangkok made good identities of the badly burned systems.
The drama sparked outrage nationwide for inadequate security measures, which compelled the regulators to file a lawsuit right away. The bus’s vehicle was detained by police for allegedly driving recklessly, and they later announced that they would file charges against the person who had been the bus’s registered victim of neglect.
After it became clear that the vehicle had passed an assessment about four weeks prior to the fire, transportation officials were being watched. Although the vehicle had a force for only six, investigators discovered that it had 11 natural oil canisters in the midst of the accident.
The vehicle, which was more than 50 years old, had been modified to operate on compressed natural oil, which is frequently used mainly by professional cars to save money, according to authorities. Police say a oil tube from one of the canisters had been shattered, and sparks ignited the leaking gas.
Within 60 times, the Education Ministry had mandated inspection of the more than 13, 000 CNG cars, and the Ministry of Education had also ordered suspension of college study.
Tuesday’s death in Uthai Thai state was held under the funding of King Maha Vajiralongkorn, who sent the mind of his Privy Council, former army captain and excellent minister Surayud Chulanont, to represent him.
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