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Fire in Bangkok Bar Kills Dozens

Autopsies confirm cyanide poisoning as the cause of death for victims of a deadly Bangkok bar fire that has sparked scrutiny over local safety regulations.

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A fire at a Bangkok music venue has resulted in 33 deaths, with numerous individuals remaining in the hospital. Autopsy reports indicate that victims died from cyanide poisoning within minutes of the blaze starting. Witnesses described the venue as a maze-like structure, with some victims located in windowless bathrooms.

Reports highlight the presence of flammable decor and alleged regulatory lapses. The band performing during the fire, Thotsakan, is mourning the loss of members who died in the inferno. Investigations into potential negligence are ongoing.

Further updates will depend on the findings of official police probes into the establishment's adherence to safety codes and the underlying causes of the fire.

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What caused the deaths of the victims?

Autopsies found that victims died from cyanide poisoning within minutes.

How many people died in the fire?

Coverage confirms a death toll of 33.

Why is this incident drawing scrutiny?

The incident has highlighted concerns regarding Thailand's nightlife safety loopholes, including the use of flammable decor and a lack of proper exits.

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